Introduction
Nowadays interracial marriage could be one of the most extraordinary disclosures, it is more often to see people of different race are hanging out, dating, or even get married to each other, it was not always like that. But interacting with other race can sometimes be an unpleasant experience. It is not usually happening that you just expect other people in the interracial relationships or friendships to share with you their personal feeling or some kind of special companionship, although that does not usually happen to be the case. It is just that you certainly assume they will be able to understand why you do not want your relationship to be seemed through the lens of some interesting idea. So much like handling with any other …show more content…
Just because your friends and/or other couples cannot get passed through their issues, it doesn’t mean neither can you, do not let their opinion get into your own partnership. The first article I found is Interracial Marriage More Accepted, Still Growing by Sharon Jayson from USA Today. The second is a magazine article, Beyond bachelorhood: Chinese American interracial marriage in Massachusetts during the exclusion era by Shauna Lo and Laura Wai Ng from Chinese America: History and Perspectives. The third and last piece of literature is a scholarly journal study article, Racial composition of social settings, interracial friendship, and whites ' attitudes toward interracial marriage by Samuel L. Perry from Social Science Journal. From the article titles alone already showed that interracial marriage in America is increasingly becoming more established; however, there are still some people feel ashamed or care about how people will judge them dating or be friend with the person that is not the same race as themselves. I will be reviewing these three articles based on their content, accuracy, and overall objectivity …show more content…
This article most likely is from the general, and it gives very detailed history back ground about Chinese American communities between 1882 to 1943. And the author did very deep research based one different race, states, and people from different culture background. And all of this information is very specific, it has year, date, and location for a few of the story studies so they can use to support their topic. (Lo, & Ng 2013)
Timeliness
This magazine article was published by Chinese America: History and Perspectives in 2013, but it does not content a specific date, which could not identify when was the last update. Even though this article was published in year 2013, but most of the information is about historical study which is about 100 years ago, so it would have considered outdated. But for some part of the historical example, are very specific represented how people would think about interracial marriage 100 years ago, and with time goes by how people have changed their opinions about interracial marriage in present. (Lo, & Ng
Nowadays interracial marriage could be one of the most extraordinary disclosures, it is more often to see people of different race are hanging out, dating, or even get married to each other, it was not always like that. But interacting with other race can sometimes be an unpleasant experience. It is not usually happening that you just expect other people in the interracial relationships or friendships to share with you their personal feeling or some kind of special companionship, although that does not usually happen to be the case. It is just that you certainly assume they will be able to understand why you do not want your relationship to be seemed through the lens of some interesting idea. So much like handling with any other …show more content…
Just because your friends and/or other couples cannot get passed through their issues, it doesn’t mean neither can you, do not let their opinion get into your own partnership. The first article I found is Interracial Marriage More Accepted, Still Growing by Sharon Jayson from USA Today. The second is a magazine article, Beyond bachelorhood: Chinese American interracial marriage in Massachusetts during the exclusion era by Shauna Lo and Laura Wai Ng from Chinese America: History and Perspectives. The third and last piece of literature is a scholarly journal study article, Racial composition of social settings, interracial friendship, and whites ' attitudes toward interracial marriage by Samuel L. Perry from Social Science Journal. From the article titles alone already showed that interracial marriage in America is increasingly becoming more established; however, there are still some people feel ashamed or care about how people will judge them dating or be friend with the person that is not the same race as themselves. I will be reviewing these three articles based on their content, accuracy, and overall objectivity …show more content…
This article most likely is from the general, and it gives very detailed history back ground about Chinese American communities between 1882 to 1943. And the author did very deep research based one different race, states, and people from different culture background. And all of this information is very specific, it has year, date, and location for a few of the story studies so they can use to support their topic. (Lo, & Ng 2013)
Timeliness
This magazine article was published by Chinese America: History and Perspectives in 2013, but it does not content a specific date, which could not identify when was the last update. Even though this article was published in year 2013, but most of the information is about historical study which is about 100 years ago, so it would have considered outdated. But for some part of the historical example, are very specific represented how people would think about interracial marriage 100 years ago, and with time goes by how people have changed their opinions about interracial marriage in present. (Lo, & Ng