You fall in love with somebody who comes from a different culture as you. Love, after all, knows no boundaries. With that said, there were sure to be times where there can be opportunities for confusion or misunderstanding. Please understand that if you want your interracial relationship to thrive and be mutually satisfying, you have to confront any situation head on. You don't want to brush things under the rug, or pretend they don't exist. In this blog post, I'm going to walk you through common questions and issues interracial couples have. This way, you will be prepared to deal with situations as they arise...Read More

If you have a biracial home, it is a very wonderful experience. Your home is a great meeting place for different cultures. Please understand that race is just one source of culture. There’s the country that you’re from, religion and belief systems, and class. There are many different aspects of our total personhood that imparts culture. Ultimately, culture is a set of localized solutions to universal problems. For example, everybody’s got to have shelter. But depending on local conditions, traditions, and material availability, the architecture of South America is different from the architecture of places in Southeast Asia. That’s what makes culture so amazing. There’s a lot of beauty in that and this is on full display in your biracial home where children come from not only from the marriage of two people of different races but who also embody different cultures. Here are ten key tips that will help you raise a biracial child in a happy, healthy, and encouraging home...Read More

You meet somebody online maybe through a dating site or social media and you can tell immediately that there’s a spark there. You hit it off, and pretty soon, you are chatting with each other via Skype or Whatsapp. You can’t help but fall in love with that person on the other end. The problem? They live hundreds, if not thousands, of miles away from you. Long-distance relationships are not exactly new. People have fallen in love with people who live far away ever since. The only difference now is we have technology that can shorten this physical distance. You don’t have to wait for months to get a letter from your boyfriend or girlfriend in another country. With that said, it’s important to understand that you’re not just dealing with long distances. You’re also dealing with different cultures and possibilities for misunderstandings and other strains and pressures on your relationship. You have to look at the big picture and this blog post gives you some tips on helping you ensure the health and growth of your long-distance interracial and intercultural relationship...Read More