Publisher's Synopsis
Seventy percent of Black women are unmarried and are twice as likely as White women to remain unwed. Of those who do marry, Black women are more likely to "marry down" as Black women in college outnumber Black men 2:1. Black women are also impacted by the insurgence of interracial marriages. In 2015, for instance, newlywed intermarriages for Black men were 24 percent compared to 12 percent for Black women.
Through interviews, this book explores the reasons African American men chose to date or marry White women and other women outside of their race. With some advice from a matchmaker, minister and African American men, the book will benefit women who are seeking to improve their relationships with their mates and find their happiness in life. It is my hope that the book will inspire Black women and women of all races and nationalities to date whomever they choose without compromising their lifestyles or standards to do so.
