You know what's weird? Almost all my life I thought there was only 2 races: white and black. I thought all asians, hispanics, etc were still considered white. I had no idea they were separate races. I guess it never mattered much to me what someone's race was. Do you think that's because of how I was raised? I have no idea.
I went to a school where 75 % + were either Vietnamese or Cambodian, so it's not exactly out of the ordinary for me to be around Asians, although I never dated one. But I thought some of them were cute. I'm mixed, half Dominican and half Canadian, and race is just not an issue for me. I consider myself white. I'm pretty light skinned.
I had a couple Jamaican boyfriends. I also dated a Cree guy. I married a guy who is French/Irish.
Eventually everyone will be brown. lol.
You know what's weird? Almost all my life I thought there was only 2 races: white and black. I thought all asians, hispanics, etc were still considered white. I had no idea they were separate races. I guess it never mattered much to me what someone's race was. Do you think that's because of how I was raised? I have no idea.
In middle school we were taught there were only 3 different races.
White(Caucasoid)
Black (Negroid)
Yellow (mongoloid)
I don't know if the classifications have changed since then. Subgroups of that were considered ethnicity. Indians(from India) actually fell under Caucasian.
But Hispanic is NOT a race, even if they did change it
I also get annoyed at one of my best friends who, when asked, will say she's Hungarian, Chinese and Jewish, as if 'jewish' is a race or nationality.
That being said, I've dated few African/Middle Eastern/European guys, no Asians, and the majority of my exes have been hispanic (obviously referring to dating ethnicities outside of my own, not races).
In middle school we were taught there were only 3 different races.
White(Caucasoid)
Black (Negroid)
Yellow (mongoloid)
I don't know if the classifications have changed since then. Subgroups of that were considered ethnicity. Indians(from India) actually fell under Caucasian.
But Hispanic is NOT a race, even if they did change it
Interesting. I never realized that. This sparked me to read more on wiki on race and ethnicity in the United States. I guess I never thought much about the difference between race and ethnicity.
I've slept with the rainbow, but I've only ever 'dated' white women. I'm no racist, but when you have a very strong preference for blonde hair and blue eyes, that's just the way it's going to turn out.