Most common interracial couples in California (San Diego, San Francisco: school, Vietnamese, county)

[Exitus Acta Probat]

Ooooh...fascinating!

[Tulemutt]

Originally Posted by Exitus Acta Probat

Seriously, why do these threads keep rehatching?

Groundhog Day for the OP.

[SyCo]

I see mostly White Guys with Asian women and Black guys with Hispanic women. Don't see a lot of Asian Guys with Hispanic women though, that's probably the least common.

[rosa surf]

Originally Posted by SyCo

I see mostly White Guys with Asian women and Black guys with Hispanic women. Don't see a lot of Asian Guys with Hispanic women though, that's probably the least common.

Its not that uncommon actually. I am Mexican-American and was in a long relationship with a Japanese-American in high school. One of my best friends (Mexican) is married to a Japanese man. My cousin is married to a Filipino.

Maybe it depends on the area you are in.

[SyCo]

Originally Posted by rosa surf

Maybe it depends on the area you are in.

Seems about right, I moved from San Francisco as an early teen to the eastbay and ended up going to high school in Richmond. Over there, my Hispanic friends mostly dated black, white, other Hispanic students. Seen a few that date Filipinos, though, just the guys. But, since I've moved back to San Francisco, I still haven't seen any Asian guys with Hispanic women.

[itisthumper]

Originally Posted by ccm123

3/ Asian male / Hispanic female

It's not that uncommon in SoCal now. I've seen a lot more of it over the past decade.

[RudyOD]

Originally Posted by SyCo

Seems about right, I moved from San Francisco as an early teen to the eastbay and ended up going to high school in Richmond. Over there, my Hispanic friends mostly dated black, white, other Hispanic students. Seen a few that date Filipinos, though, just the guys. But, since I've moved back to San Francisco, I still haven't seen any Asian guys with Hispanic women.

In OC, Hispanic male/ Asian female isn't actually that uncommon. Most specifically, it is usually Mexican dude/Vietnamese Chica. Trust me, I'm close friends with many a children of such marriages. In Long Beach, the Mexicans/Cambodians/Filipinos mix in a lot with each other.

I think in SoCal, the Mexican + anyone else mix is very common due to the fact that almost 1 of every 4 Mexicans marry outside their own ethnic group. The ratio is the same for most Asian groups.

[Gentoo]

Originally Posted by SyCo

Seems about right, I moved from San Francisco as an early teen to the eastbay and ended up going to high school in Richmond. Over there, my Hispanic friends mostly dated black, white, other Hispanic students. Seen a few that date Filipinos, though, just the guys. But, since I've moved back to San Francisco, I still haven't seen any Asian guys with Hispanic women.

It really does depend on the immediate area. Oakland is where you start seeing more Asian women/ Black Male couples. Probably more so than anywhere else in the Bay Area.

[SOON2BNSURPRISE]

Im white and my wife is Mexican

A good friend is Mexican and his wife is Philipino

His brother is married to a Korean

We all have another friend that is African American and his wife is white.

My sister only dated African American men. She has never been married.

Another sister, before she was married, dated Mexican and Asian men. She is married to a White guy.

I don't think any of us paid much attention to who we were dating or ended up getting married to. As far as I know they were mostly American's.

[RudyOD]

Originally Posted by SOON2BNSURPRISE

Im white and my wife is Mexican

A good friend is Mexican and his wife is Philipino

His brother is married to a Korean

We all have another friend that is African American and his wife is white.

My sister only dated African American men. She has never been married.

Another sister, before she was married, dated Mexican and Asian men. She is married to a White guy.

I don't think any of us paid much attention to who we were dating or ended up getting married to. As far as I know they were mostly American's.

The FUN part is when the families come together. ahaha.