Interracial Marriage
CONCLUSIONS AND IMPLICATION
The purpose of this study is to demonstrate that black females are more accepting and have positive attitude towards interracial marriage than white males. Also to demonstrate that individuals who have a higher education are more likely to have a positive attitude towards interracial marriages. When examining Table 1 Interracial Marriage Based on Race, the results demonstrate that white respondents are more likely to feel “very uneasy” and not agree with having interracial marriage within the family; while a larger number of black respondents responded with “not uneasy,” meaning that they would be fine with interracial marriage occurring within their family. The data in Table 2.1 and 2.2, which both have the control variable of GENDER, demonstrates that both black females and males are more open to the idea of interracial marriage occurring within their family than the white female and male respondents. In the Tables 3.1 - 3.5, which both have the control …show more content…
Jean had mentioned in her scholarly journal, black woman are more ambivalent than have a strong opinion on interracial marriage. These two surveys do not accurately present any racial group’s stance on interracial marriage. Another limitation that appeared is that there was not an accurate representation of blacks when I ran the table with the control variable: DEGREE. For some of the data for tables 3.1 through 3.5, there were no numbers that did not represent black respondents. In order for there to be a more accurate representation of racial groups’ attitude towards interracial marriage, there has to be more surveys that properly address the topic and more representation of black
The purpose of this study is to demonstrate that black females are more accepting and have positive attitude towards interracial marriage than white males. Also to demonstrate that individuals who have a higher education are more likely to have a positive attitude towards interracial marriages. When examining Table 1 Interracial Marriage Based on Race, the results demonstrate that white respondents are more likely to feel “very uneasy” and not agree with having interracial marriage within the family; while a larger number of black respondents responded with “not uneasy,” meaning that they would be fine with interracial marriage occurring within their family. The data in Table 2.1 and 2.2, which both have the control variable of GENDER, demonstrates that both black females and males are more open to the idea of interracial marriage occurring within their family than the white female and male respondents. In the Tables 3.1 - 3.5, which both have the control …show more content…
Jean had mentioned in her scholarly journal, black woman are more ambivalent than have a strong opinion on interracial marriage. These two surveys do not accurately present any racial group’s stance on interracial marriage. Another limitation that appeared is that there was not an accurate representation of blacks when I ran the table with the control variable: DEGREE. For some of the data for tables 3.1 through 3.5, there were no numbers that did not represent black respondents. In order for there to be a more accurate representation of racial groups’ attitude towards interracial marriage, there has to be more surveys that properly address the topic and more representation of black