Nowadays, more people get married to someone of a different culture than they ever did. Why is this happenig? Discuss the benefits and demerits of this trend.

Globalisation has changed our ways of understanding and acknowledging different cultures.

Similarly

, many individuals are accepting

this

new norm and even getting hitched, because they want to break all stereotypes and create equality among all human races.

However

, there are a few advantages and disadvantages of

such

practice, which shall be elaborated

further

.

To begin

with, the primary merits is that it instigates solidarity and erase all discrimination among the various culture.

Moreover

, people acknowledge and accept different traditions and learn more about them. Another reason is that it instils a positive mindset, as it breaks all stigma eventually leading to a happier and stress-free life.

For instance

, Numerous studies have concluded that interracial marriages have benefited families per se, but

also

the society at large due to the fact that it proves that people are more open-minded and accepting these days.

As a result

,

such

methodology has a positive impact not only on a particular individual but everyone around as well.

On the contrary

, there are some setbacks

such

as loss of tradition. Even though

such

practices are commendable, many family ties are severed thereby creating stress and pressure.

Furthermore

,

this

also

has a massive impact on children as they are unaware of their ancestral heritage;

for example

, traditions are a significant part of the Indian culture, but since people are adapting with the western culture many Indian children are incognizant of their ancestors.

Consequently

, several cultures are on the verge of extinction or even lost. To summarize, there are two sides to a coin;

therefore

,

although

there are some disadvantages of interracial marriages, it is evident that people are benefitting tremendously because of it.

Nevertheless

, a person can still learn about their tradition even after marriage