Life is important, and so are the experiences we have. Our quality of life inevitably depends on the experiences we have on a daily basis. Today, we’re going to tackle a very interesting subject alluding to Indian women residing in the United States of America who make pertinent comments about the black population. This is a complex issue that requires careful attention. We’ll deal with it briefly first, and then I’ll give my opinion on the subject.<\/p>\n
It’s interesting to see the different perspectives and the deep wounds that can exist. One interviewee recounted his experience with an Indian woman with whom he had become engaged. Unfortunately, her family didn’t accept her because of her skin color, and they ended up looking for a husband for her in India. This is a sad situation, because when someone asks questions in this way, they often want to start a serious conversation or check if you share the same ideas. This woman openly stated that generally, in their culture, they prefer to marry anyone but black people. They prefer to remain within their Indian culture and Hindu religion, but are particularly closed to blacks. It’s okay to marry whites, but not blacks.<\/p>\n
The facts go even further. A woman, still Indian, who married a black man, with whom they had five children. They were happy, but unfortunately, the girl’s family completely rejected them, especially her father, who categorically refused any relationship because of his partner’s skin color. Compared to her sister, who married a white man, and whose children receive much more attention and love. Collaboration and communication between parents, i.e. grandparents and children, are completely different. This shows just how much discrimination exists between Indians and the black population.<\/p>\n