Why is this often the case with blondes?

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I have not noticed this phenomenon and there are a lot of natural blonde people from where I was from, I say there would probably be more of a proclivity against than for if anything. As for people that dye their hair blonde, I have no idea but I think that's probably a silly stereotype and not something I've personally observed. Then again, how would I know?

Lol I am mixed race but I haven't noticed this really.

Someone who is fully of one particular race/ethnicity or another would probably be most likely to care about this.

For instance, someone in America who is fully Chinese in heritage may want to marry another person of full Chinese heritage to preserve the language, culture, and identity to remain Chinese in future generations.

It's likely that if you married a European, your Afro-Caribbean side would be largely ignored, as your children would be only 1/4 Afro-Caribbean. I think that's what many want to avoid. They want the future generations to be of the same culture and ethnicity.

There are are people here who are something like 1/16 or 1/8 Native American, but they know nothing of the culture, and are basically just white Americans. There were a lot of relationships with those who were native American and white or black people. I do know that a lot of the native tribes and cultures here have disappeared for various reasons (being killed, forced off land, not allowed to speak their own language, etc), and one of them I believe is marriage to those outside of their culture.

Honestly, only white European women expressed to have a problem to date someone of my ethnicity- I've never heard such from Asians, Africans and Latinas.

And every racist attack I got on the net was from someone who's European White, never from Asians/Blacks/Latins.

I would not be opposed to dating an Arab guy, and I am "white". Although in the past those like me with Italian heritage weren't considered to be white. Actually, not too long ago I was told that because I have Italian ancestry that I'm not white. I thought that was amusing. So what exactly is "white", anyway?

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Cafeaulait, this might interest you:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/women/life/t ... ame-white/

It seems that in dating sites, the world is divided in two categories: Whites and non-Whites lol.

-It seems that many Whites only want to date what they consider Whites.
-While other "People of color" are more tolerant in dating with other ethnicity.
-Middle-Easters and Mediterraneans (Arabs (except black Arabs like Sudanese/South Egyptians..etc), Greeks, Turks, Italians, Cypriots..etc) consider themselves Whites (and they do view Europeans as Whites) and often display the same bias toward other colors, like their fellow Caucasians in Europe do (the white Europeans), but they are often not seen as Whites by White Europeans.

Conclusion: White/Caucasian societies have a White superiority complex and racism (more than others).