How Common are Beautiful Interracial Relationships and Marriage? By Brian Simpson

Being laid up from surgery to repair a shattered knee from a sporting accident at school, where taking a soccer class, I foolishly tried to out-match the leading African Australian student, and ended up doing my knee in, I have watched some TV and Netflicks when I can’t do any more articles. I was impressed by the level of interracial pairings in TV shows and advertising, not in any way saying that this is a bad thing, no sir, three bags full sir. But the bias was to portray Nordic white women and Black guys. There was no other real pairs matched, such as Black women and Asian men, or Asian women and Black men, maybe the odd effeminate White dude with a hot Black woman, which seemed really odd. Why would such a woman go for this loser?  So why do you think all this is, does it represent reality? I did not know, and soon forgot about it.

Anyway, TV bored and disgusted me for various other reasons, so I got back to writing articles for alor.org blog, what else can I do as an invalid? My wife dropped the next pile of photocopies to go through, on the bed next to the bed pan. I then came across some interesting material on interracialism:

https://counter-currents.com/2018/03/the-war-against-whites-in-advertising/print/

“There is a notable and interesting body of research on interracial relationships and marriages, it is not exhaustive by any means, but we can synthesize the available data to form an accurate view of such relationships. Pew Research 2012 conducted a large study of interracial marriage that provides a considerable amount of data. Since 1980, the total percent of interracial marriages has risen from 3.2% to 8.4%. Of new marriages, the rate rose from 6.7% to 15.1%. In 2010 the most common intermarriage was white/Hispanic, at 43.3%, other mixed at 30.4%, white/Asian at 14.4% and white/black, the least common, at 11.9%. Not all interracial relationships, of course, are marriages, but we can use the marriage data to reasonably extrapolate the information to the wider society and relationships.

As of 2010, whites, on average, were the least likely to marry outside of their race, less than 10% of whites intermarry, while Hispanics, blacks, and Asians are all two to three times more likely to intermarry. 

In terms of combined median incomes of interracial marriages, black husbands with white wives earned the lowest amount of any other combination. The black husband and white wife combination were also the least educated. Of the interracial combinations, marriages between whites and blacks were found to be the least stable, and the most likely to result in divorce. The divorce rate is higher in all interracial marriages for white women relative to a white marriage.

A study of over two million online dating interactions revealed distinct racial preferences between groups. White women responded most frequently to white men, and least frequently to black men. In light of this data it is all the more bizarre that the combination of a white woman with a black man is seen so frequently in advertising.”

Hmmmmmmm, now what is going on here? Could the ever-friendly globalist elites be simply trying to increase diversity to make society more vibrant, and overcome the dreaded white racism? Could be.