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LoginQ: My daughter is 14 and is getting interested in boys, and she seems more attracted to guys outside of our race. I am not a racist person but I would like to discourage this for one simple reason: That a lot of people aren't fair to a mixed couple and I don't want her to suffer for this. As I write this it sounds like I'm prejudiced, but I really don't want her to be in pain as a result of this. Is there a way of discouraging these relationships without seeming prejudiced? Plain and simple. According to the American Heritage Dictionary, prejudice is defined as "an adverse judgment or opinion formed beforehand or without knowledge or examination of the facts. I understand your concern for the social difficulties that a mixed couple may face, but these tend to be influenced by old, antiquated notions. In addition, you must take into account the possibility that in your daughter's social situation mixed couples may not receive special treatment or prejudice from their peers. Kids today more frequently have the chance to get to know children of different races, religions and ethnic backgrounds, an opportunity which many of their parents did not have. Either way, I can guarantee that your daughter will not understand your position.
A couple were jailed yesterday for a brutal attack on the daughter they felt had shamed them by dating a black man. David and Frances Champion repeatedly punched Jane in the face and shouted racist abuse while kicking her boyfriend out of the family home. Assaulted by her parents: Jane Champion was hit and punched in the face by her father and mother for having a relationship with a black man. Racial abuse: Boyfriend Aflonce Ncube was subjected to racial abuse and physical assault from Jane's parents because of his race. After throwing the waiter out of the house, Mr Champion, 50, grabbed his daughter by her hair and started to hit her, said Nicola Powell, prosecuting.
By Daily Mail Reporter. A father has been arrested for allegedly beating his year-old daughter with a belt after he learned that she had chosen a black teenager to be her dance partner. Aaron Aranza, 37, allegedly attacked his daughter on April 11 while she was having a party at her maternal grandmother's house in Houston, Texas to practice quinceanera dancing. She had chosen a friend, a year-old African-American boy, to dance with her, police said. On learning this, Aranza became angry and stormed outside, where people at the party were gathered, and told them the party was over, the Houston Chronicle reported.
Allie Dowdle says her parents refused to give her any more cash saying they didn't approve of the relationship. Writing on her GoFundMe page , external , Allie said: "As I am 18, my parents have chosen to no longer support my future, stripping me of all my resources. The year-old's dad has denied that the issue is about race. Allie says she and Michael Swift dated for around a year after first telling her parents but that the issue came to a head before Christmas after Michael approached her parents again.
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