Le ngxoxo ibaluleke kakhulu. Ngaphandle kwalo, awukwazi ngempela ukwenza umsebenzi. ngaphandle uma une uxhumano oluqinile. Inkampani yethu ibhala umhlahlandlela oningiliziwe wabantu. Ngalokhu engqondweni, sidale isigaba esisha. Inqubo yokuxoxisana yokusebenza kwamanye amazwe. Ngakolunye uhlangothi, lesi sihloko akusilo ukuthi kunzima ukudlula. Konke okudingeka ukwenze empeleni ukwazi ukwazi ukubhekana nayo. Le ngxoxo inqubo eningiliziwe. Esekhuluma ebhekise kuMfu Mayeza, umphonsele inselelo yokuba abe umholi weqiniso futhi angakuvumi ukudidiswa abanye abantu phakathi nendlela. Umnxuse kaningi ukuba angaphinde azithole esephuma kuleli bandla ngenxa yabanye abantu. I enjoyed reading this post Trip. I am a big fan of yours, but I like the fact that you are open about the issue of race. Honestly, race shouldn’t matter when it comes to who we marry. The only thing that should matter is if they are a Christian, and if they are aligned with the will of God for your life. Outside of the essentials, race or skin color is just a difference in how we look. I have dated outside of my race. I am black and my ex is Korean/White. It was never an issue for us, but I remember times when we we get stares from others. It was an interesting experience, but none of the negativity (which wasn’t much) would stop me from dating someone else outside of my ethnicity or marrying them. That was never an issue with me, my family or friends. The point is, we all have our preferences, but we should focus on what God wants for our lives first. Nice to see that this conversation is positive.