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Carolyn Rathjen / Culture / Family / Lifestyle

Grandmother’s War Bride Story Inspired My Own Intercultural Marriage

November 19, 2018 - by theparentvoice - 1 Comment

My grandmother left her entire world behind that allowed me the privilege and freedom to not think twice about doing the same thing some 60 years later. 

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From Seybouse River to Rhone River: An Algerian-French Christian-Muslim Love Story

April 18, 2018 - by theparentvoice - Leave a Comment

This month we bring you a Algerian-French, Muslim-Christian couple who has seen it all; from racism and prejudice to parental opposition to learning from each other and of course, cultural integration. Meet 62-year-old Naima and 66-year-old Jean Pierre.

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A Blended Adventure: A Jewish-Muslim Love Story

March 16, 2018 - by theparentvoice - Leave a Comment

Our March ‘How We Met’ couple is no ordinary interfaith, mixed race couple. Having first met online, at their first face-to-face meeting, upon learning about their different religions, they even wondered how a Jew and a Muslim relationship would ever work successfully. Get to know Rorri Geller- Mohamed and Arif Mohamed.

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Cheryl Crippen / Columns

How to Really Communicate in an Intercultural Marriage

February 4, 2018 - by theparentvoice - Leave a Comment

Intercultural couples are outliers in a world where most marry within their racial and ethnic groups. As border-crossing trailblazers, they encompass an element of rebelliousness in their willingness to deviate from social pressures. Here are tips on how to really communicate successfully in such relationships.

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Colour My World: An Inspirational Interracial Love Story

January 4, 2018 - by theparentvoice - Leave a Comment

It’s important to know who you are, your values, your non-negotiables and never beg for acceptance. Get to know Patricia and Wyatt, our How We Met couple for January. From

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The Cubicle: An African American-Indian Love Story

December 14, 2017March 10, 2021 - by theparentvoice - Leave a Comment

An African-American and Indian love story that transcends race, stereotypes, and prejudice. Get to know our December How We Met couple, Nikita and Sachin Gupta.

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Shavonne Gaston
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Going the Distance: An American-Argentinian Love Story

September 30, 2017 - by theparentvoice - Leave a Comment

This month, meet Shavonne and Gaston in an American-Argentinian love story about navigating long distances, cultures, foods, and celebrations.

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Cheryl Crippen / Columns

Reasons Why Intercultural Couples Argue Differently

August 31, 2017 - by theparentvoice - Leave a Comment

All couples have communication problems but intercultural couples may have unique reasons that contribute to the hows and whys of them arguing differently. When two people come together, they bring …

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Columns / Lynnette Li

Our Jewish-Asian Marriage Isn’t Trendy

July 20, 2017 - by theparentvoice - Leave a Comment

I am often met with a “knowing look” when I (a Chinese American female) share that my husband is Jewish. “Oh yeah, that’s a thing,” says [insert well-meaning person’s name]. …

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Cheryl Crippen / Columns

Cultural Expeditions: Exploring Diversity Within Families

June 24, 2017 - by theparentvoice - Leave a Comment

This summer marks the 50th anniversary of the historic Supreme Court decision Loving v. Virginia, which overturned state laws prohibiting interracial marriage based on the equal protection clause of the …

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