Here are some websites I’ve found useful in my quest for knowledge about other multiracial couples. If you find others, please let me know so that I may add them.
And of course, I would be remiss if I didn’t talk about these two sites:
The Loving Day Project: http://www.LovingDay.org
“Loving Day fights racial prejudice through education and builds multicultural community. It’s a global network of events that you can host or attend. It’s also an educational project that you can be a part of every day.”
Mixed and Happy: http://mixedandhappy.com
“We are a community of mixed-race families and people who support family diversity. If you are passionate about family, regardless of color, please join us!”
Hello,
My name is Amy. I am sending you this email because I have read your blog and found it very interesting and touching. I am involved in an interracial relationship too and the subject is very dear to me. I am proud to be a white girl dating a black man, despite what some people have told me. So much so that I decided to create a blog about mixed-raced relationships, not only Black and White but also Asian, Latino,…. The blog will be called Bicolour and you will find articles, essays, news and gossip about interracial couples and a category in which you will be able to follow interracial couples pictured on TV. The blog is still at its early beginnings… Of course this is a huge project and I would never be able to do everything by myself. I’m striving to create a place where people could have a sense of a community with other people who accept the cultural differences. That’s why I’m sending you this email in order to know if you could help me in any way: give me links to other blogs about that subject, people I could contact to interview, maybe you know people who would be interested in writing articles, too! Anything is accepted, really.
Thank you for your time and take care!
Amy
A Journey In Black and Indian Love 
Here a blog I discovered recently, from a black man/Indian woman couple:
http://mychoicetolove.com/aboutus.htm
And of course, I would be remiss if I didn’t talk about these two sites:
The Loving Day Project:
http://www.LovingDay.org
“Loving Day fights racial prejudice through education and builds multicultural community. It’s a global network of events that you can host or attend. It’s also an educational project that you can be a part of every day.”
Mixed and Happy:
http://mixedandhappy.com
“We are a community of mixed-race families and people who support family diversity. If you are passionate about family, regardless of color, please join us!”
Hello,
My name is Amy. I am sending you this email because I have read your blog and found it very interesting and touching. I am involved in an interracial relationship too and the subject is very dear to me. I am proud to be a white girl dating a black man, despite what some people have told me. So much so that I decided to create a blog about mixed-raced relationships, not only Black and White but also Asian, Latino,…. The blog will be called Bicolour and you will find articles, essays, news and gossip about interracial couples and a category in which you will be able to follow interracial couples pictured on TV. The blog is still at its early beginnings… Of course this is a huge project and I would never be able to do everything by myself. I’m striving to create a place where people could have a sense of a community with other people who accept the cultural differences. That’s why I’m sending you this email in order to know if you could help me in any way: give me links to other blogs about that subject, people I could contact to interview, maybe you know people who would be interested in writing articles, too! Anything is accepted, really.
Thank you for your time and take care!
Amy