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Re: should I move to Alabama?
Posted by aaron on 10/28/05

    I have to concur with the previous writer. The problem will
    be with the adults, not the children. If your son attempted to
    date white girls, he would meet more opposition from that
    girl's parents than he would from black parents. Black people
    appear to be more receptive to interracial dating than whites.
    That's MY observation. I've lived in Alabama (Birmingham) all
    my life and whites here still have a problem accepting
    the "mingling" of the races. Also, it would depend on what
    part of town or neighborhood you were living in. I wouldn't
    let the situation keep me from moving here though. You can't
    let others determine your life or lifestyle.

     
     

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