Interracial Marriage Analysis
In "A Brief History of Interracial Marriage", Lane Hartill stated that Americans’ attitudes toward interracial relationships have started to thaw over the years, but it is “a long, slow road.” He provided a national survey by The Washington Post, the Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation, and Harvard University found 86 percent of Black respondents said their families would consent a White individual in their family. Nevertheless, only 55 percent of White families would respond in the same kind of matter. In addition, in the article "Cultural Intersections: A Qualitative Inquiry into the Experience of Asian Indian-White Interracial Couples," the authors interviewed 10 highly educated interracial couples for discerning the challenges of their daily