VanillaCreme
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Dissident said:Yes but I mean that the people at the time weren't so much fighting back the system to get what they want as much as they were indoctrinated from youth to believe that such a thing was bad for society, at least in the south. Inside they may have felt the desire but would have denied it to themselves because of their raising. There were exceptions, yeah, but this was the general practice.
And it's actually still practiced. You wouldn't believe since moving even further down south, how much that taboo still exists. Especially amongst the older folks, and those who were raised strictly by their word and stayed true to that word. Even though a lot of them don't mind being around, or working with, people of other races, many of them stay within their race when it comes to marriage and having kids. I can tell some of Jeremy's family members look at me like I shouldn't be amongst them, and I've been told that his grandfather would not have liked me because I'm part black.
When I look at it like that, I'm just thankful I found someone who just doesn't give a **** about what other people say.