Beyond Our DnA is a podcast that discusses real conversations within interracial relationships. We will be discussing how we met, why we decided to create a podcast and hope to identify and break down stereotypes, biases and judgements within interracial relationships. We aim to shed light on what we have experienced and how we triumphed through those challenges. There will be interracial couples that will discuss their encounters and what they face in their daily lives as well. Beyond Our DnA main focus is to promote love and to showcase that Love has no color.
Episodes
Thursday Nov 26, 2020
Stereotypes and Bias within Interracial Couples
Thursday Nov 26, 2020
Thursday Nov 26, 2020
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Research: Suggests that interracial couples are more likely to be dehumanized than same-race couples.. people tend to exhibit more antisocial behavior and are more likely to use aggression and even violence toward dehumanized targets.
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- “Some people are still not comfortable with interracial relationships, or at least they’re a lot less comfortable than they would appear to be,” she said.
- “Acknowledging these biases is the first step to figuring out why people feel that way and determining what can be done so they won’t.” https://www.washington.edu/news/2016/08/17/study-finds-bias-disgust-toward-mixed-race-couples/
You're only with him for the money or with her for her body.
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- Story about when a woman accused Amber of being with David because he is rich Jezebel stereotype
Judgement comes from all sides (IG Comment)
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- Called me a draconian reptilian and suggested that Amber would not be accepted into Heaven, all for financial stability. 60 years ago you would have been lynched
- Comments in public- Stares, insults, jibes, slights, and whispers
Does the sellout mentality only apply when you're dating a white person?
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- Dating app stories: “I only prefer the same race” and why you could be missing your soulmate.
How do you cope with these situations when they occur?
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- Leaning on one another for solace, comfort and support even if the other person doesn’t fully understand. https://www.verywellmind.com/interracial-marriage-challenges-2303129
- You must present a united front. It’s us against the world.
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🙏🏽❤️🙏🏽❤️👏🏽👏🏽💯Proud of you!!!
Friday Nov 27, 2020
I fear the dating apps. How did you get past this.
Friday Nov 27, 2020
Guess when I am ready to date, I am going to date almost every ethnicity / nationality. I am encouraged by this and how you handled it. I couldn’t be you and this means I have to work on me before I start to date so I can be equally awesome without “rising” to any and every occasion.
Friday Nov 27, 2020
I stare back cause I am a rare breed. Brutally honest and have a “I dare” you attitude when rubbed. LOL - I am thinking my white or other ethnicity mate would be holding me back - poor dude.
Friday Nov 27, 2020
Don’t allow it to be put off on their “drunk ness”. That person needs to deal with themselves. Your openness makes me check myself and ask “me” do I feel some stereotype / down low racism. I ask me now - could I marry white, another nationality / ethnicity? Yes, why? No, why? Actually searching my heart. I have never dated outside my ethnicity / nationality so then I asked me why? Could I have done better cause honestly my own didn’t deserve me.
Friday Nov 27, 2020
I certainly felt anger in your behalf on this one. To me it is racism in another form. No she was saying what she felt
Friday Nov 27, 2020
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