There are words presented in this
article from various persons, white men, black women, and interracial. They
side with the validity and the optimism of what Love has been able to conquer.
But noted in this article is that the fight for love in other races is least in
black woman and more delinquent even upon their own race. Statistics indicate
as much as 97% of white men are married to white women. “Stung by the sight of so many successful black men
choosing white wives.” A sense of personal rejection. "Black and white has been more of a
taboo in the eyes of enough people to be a deterrent."
People make racist remarks by the loads to identify still there is hatred.
Even shown in hate crimes. Through the hatred and the ache, there are those who
prevail but those who are still prejudice. What they see is not of purpose their
happiness is not the importance at hand. They are still stuck in the "It's
black and white, it's slavery and Jim Crow and the fact you can't talk about
it," Let those who can’t appreciate love without boundaries stay where the
times don’t change. Because these days are a lot more diverse. Times will
change without them, people will become fearless.
It is a real victory that we so much as have
that freedom, there may be opinion and hatred towards those who appreciate a
love once taboo, but no matter if it is hidden, if it is held inside ones
heart. The fact is that it is still there, and Mayor of NYC has inspired many
by presenting his family and his wife with honor. "It's just the resonance
of it. How much it means for families to see a family like them in a visible
place."
2 comments:
I liked your article topic because I am very anti prejudice. I do not like racism at all and it should not exist. Anyone should be able to marry who ever they want.
Hey Uri,
Ahh! This is the dreadful reminder of how far this world has till its' people mature. My Dads black and my Moms white, my whole life I have had this dissonance between who I am, how I was raised, and how the world is. I love your article, and I cannot wait till people can move past skin color.
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