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Would you feel discomfort if your child dated a person of another race? (search mode)

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If your child brought home a partner who was of a different race (or ethnicity), would you feel any discomfort?

#1 None at all		33 (63.5%)
#2 Maybe a little		10 (19.2%)
#3 Somewhat		2 (3.8%)
#4 Probably a lot		2 (3.8%)
#5 I would be upset		5 (9.6%)

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Topic: Would you feel discomfort if your child dated a person of another race? (Read 1966 times)

Kingpoleon
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Re: Would you feel discomfort if your child dated a person of another race?

« on: May 09, 2017, 07:02:03 PM »

This is probably the most blatantly question of "are you racist?" that I have ever heard. Although, my parents are different races, and I have two adopted cousins, one of whom is black and the other of whom is Native American, so that may effect my view of this.

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Kingpoleon
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Re: Would you feel discomfort if your child dated a person of another race?

« Reply #1 on: May 10, 2017, 06:52:27 PM »

Quote from: En Marche Forcée on May 09, 2017, 11:30:22 PM

I like to believe none at all, but there is a subconscious element to it that can't really be known, so I can't say for sure and neither can anyone who hasn't been in the situation.

I actually can, because it is extremely unlikely my child would date someone with anything resembling my genotype.

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