marry their daughter it s pretty hard to accuse them of being racist. the wedding created some anxiety. what will they think of this marriage of an indian guy and a southern girl from the bible belt. i found absolutely no problem. so even though i have been in quite conservative precincts of american life, which is where everyone tells you that s where, you know, you are going to find these deepest veins of american racism, i must say, to me, it s been it s been a case of i don t see it. john: web sites like this one cater to americans who like differences. karen folan tried it to expand her dating options. so i went on and met a very nice man. kevin is a businessman who had never dated a black woman before. karen s profile caught my attention right away. one year after they met, they got married. everyone should love who they love and let it be that. their marriage would not have been legal in some states until
if somebody is going to let you marry their daughter it s pretty hard to accuse them of being racist. the wedding created some anxiety. what will they think of this marriage of an indian guy and a southern girl from the bible belt. i found absolutely no problem. so even though i have been in quite conservative precincts of american life, which is where everyone tells you that s where, you know, you are going to find these deepest veins of american racism, i must say, to me, it s been it s been a case of i don t see it. john: web sites like this one cater to americans who like differences. karen folan tried it to expand her dating options. so i went on and met a very nice man. kevin is a businessman who had never dated a black woman before. karen s profile caught my attention right away. one year after they met, they got married. everyone should love who they love and let it be that. their marriage would not have been legal in some states until
gone underground. it s no longer overt, it s covert. what he was basically saying there was no evidence for it but i fear that is more. that is shows it no more insidious than ever. in other parts of the world, how many centuries it has taken. karen folan writes about race in don t bring home a white boy. my mother and father grew up in segregation. she has told me stories time and time again about her father being called boy. having colored restrooms. all of that is a part of her experience. all of that is to say rear pretty amazing here. in just two generations to have gone from segregation to a black american president is pretty impressive. we should celebrate that more. the bottom line of it, i think, is that the country has changed dramatically there is a little bit of a reluctance to admit that, but the people who know it are the immigrants. the immigrants who come here today are not white.
louisiana. if somebody is going to let you marry their daughter it s pretty hard to accuse them of being racist. the wedding created some anxiety. what will they think of this marriage of an indian guy and a southern girl from the bible belt. i found absolutely no problem. so even though i have been in quite conservative precincts of american life, which is where everyone tells you that s where, you know, you are going to find these deepest veins of american racism, i must say, to me, it s been it s been a case of i don t see it. john: web sites like this one cater to americans who like differences. karen folan tried it to expand her dating options. so i went on and met a very nice man. kevin is a businessman who had never dated a black woman before. karen s profile caught my attention right away. one year after they met, they got married. everyone should love who they love and let it be that. their marriage would not have
gone underground. it s no longer overt, it s covert. what he was basically saying there was no evidence for it but i fear that is more. that is shows it no more insidious than ever. in other parts of the world, how many centuries it has taken. karen folan writes about race in don t bring home a white boy. my mother and father grew up in segregation. she has told me stories time and time again about her father being called boy. having colored restrooms. all of that is a part of her experience. all of that is to say rear pretty amazing here. in just two generations to have gone from segregation to a black american president is pretty impressive. we should celebrate that more. the bottom line of it, i think, is that the country has changed dramatically there is a little bit of a reluctance to admit that, but the people who know it are the immigrants. the immigrants who come here