[Norman]

I am Japanese American and my wife is Caucasian. My wife's parents accepted me with no problems, but her grandmother, Millie, was against the marriage. Her feelings went back to World War II, when the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor. Only after the birth of our son did Millie partially accept that her grandchild was of Japanese descent. Our son and daughter bare only a slight Asian appearance. Both are fascinated with their Japanese heritage.

I approach people of all races and ethnic backgrounds as human beings. You should openly accept your daughter's choice in marrying a Chinese man. Most importantly, show your support to the thought of mixed-race grandchildren. Remember, your grandchildren, no matter what mix, are your flesh and blood.

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Name : Norman, Gender : M, Race : Asian, Age : 37, City : Spokane, State : WA Country : United States, 

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