Have interracial relationships become more acceptable

Her and Tommo want to have children themselves, and so Tommo is taking steps to become a better parent, and anti-racist, for his future family. Relationships between people of different races, ethnic origins, religions, languages, and birthplaces are still relatively rare. Nearly half of married, college-educated Hispanic Americans are intermarried, compared with 16 percent for those with a high school diploma or less education. Hughes' parents married in , the year of the Loving decision, but she said they didn't face as much backlash as some other couples because they lived in diverse areas in Chicago and south suburban Homewood. Because of immigration laws, there was a whole bachelor society … and so you have all these different kinds of Asian men in the United States who did not have partners. As Africans became the focus of European slave traders and owners, the category of slave became more and more conflated with Blackness. It's a small example of issues interracial couples still face, even 50 years after mixed marriages became legal nationwide.

According to polling data , only a small percentage of people in the U. A survey in India analyzing the opinions of young individuals across Kolkata, Delhi, Mumbai, and Kochi found that more than half of the respondents approve of inter-caste and inter-faith dating and marriages. Many states have chosen to legalize interracial marriage much sooner.