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The history of Valentine's Day, in a nutshell.

Why Chocolate? And Other Valentine's Day Questions

Chocolate, flowers, and cards: Oh my! Why we give these gifts on Valentine's Day.

Ever since we were in pre-kindergarten, Valentine's Day has been marked by cards, flowers, chocolate, and—depending on your luck—that One Special Person. But do you know why Valentine's Day is the way it is? Like 'em or loathe 'em, here we explain the holiday's most popular traditions.

Are Asians The Most Favored Race In Online Dating?

Are Asians The Most Favored Race In Online Dating?

Online dating site OKCupid analyzes how blacks, white, latinos and asians date other races.

And if populations ratios were to level out, then the average monthly messages received by white people would go down while it would go up for latinos, asians, and blacks, with asians receiving the majority of messages. In the chance that asians became the predominant race, 74% of white senders would send to asians, with 98% of asians, 71% of latinos and 66% of blacks doing the same. So, at least in online dating, is race relations just a numbersgame?

Why Are Interracial Marriages On The Decline?

Why Are Interracial Marriages On The Decline?

The last decade has marked a decline in interracial marriages. Why is this?

Recently released new statistics hint that interracial marriages aren't increasing as healthily as they once did. In fact, the latest census reports that in the last 10 years interracial marriages have only increased by 20 percent, as opposed to the shockingly high 65 percent increase in the 1990s. Why are interracial relationships on the decline?

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Are Stereotypes About Black Relationships True?

Perceptions and stereotypes on love, marriage, & race busted wide open.

Author Carol Taylor interviews men and women about stereotypes and perceptions when it comes to dating within your own race.

Interracial Romance: Is Love Colorblind?

Interracial Romance: Is Love Colorblind?

Does the fact that we ask the question mean we still have a long way to go?

When I was asked to write an essay about my relationship in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, I accepted immediately. I've been in an interracial relationship with my fiancé Fred for two and a half years. But after staring at a blank document on my computer screen for over 2 hours, I wondered why I was still struggling to put thoughts to paper. And the answer is this: To me, Fred is not black. And I'm not white. We are Fred and Colleen, and we are in love. I know that sounds simple, possibly naïve, and definitely romantic—but it's true.