Asian Women Who Married White Men - Mabel Gonzales - Bog

This book aspires to reshape societal views on interracial relationships by pointing out the importance of understanding the perspectives of others. A conscious attempt to understand another's point of view can help us to become more compassionate, empathetic and reshape our attitudes and interactions. By reading stories of how people created joy in their lives or have been hurt by unkind deeds, we will become more aware and thoughtful in our responses in future encounters of similar conditions. The authors who contributed to this book are highly intelligent ladies with exceptional qualities. They are not movie stars, royalty, or political heroes but they have the courage, determination and common sense to make the necessary adjustments to jump hurdles and dodge curveballs thrown at them. Through their compelling narratives and shared stories of struggles, emotional prices paid, and societal prejudices confronted, these women illuminate the complexities inherent in their journeys. Amidst the hurdles, a resilient spirit emerges-a testament to their strength, self-reliance, and unwavering belief in their identity and place in this world. Their ability to adapt and evolve, and to fight harsh environmental battles is a tribute to their mental agility and flexibility. These stories would undeniably inspire self-improvement and compassion.