I grew up in a military family. We lived everywhere - Guam, Japan, and all across the USA. Being around different cultures was just normal. We didn’t obsess over race, especially when it came to who someone loved. That’s why the whole Sophie Cunningham reaction is so bizarre to me. People put her on a pedestal, made tribute videos, called her a "queen", praised everything about her, and now, because she may be dating someone of a race they don’t approve of, some of those same people have resorted to calling her disgusting names like “mudshark.” That’s incredibly low-EQ/IQ, "I live in my parents' basement" behavior. One of my brothers moved back to Japan and married a Japanese woman. My other brother married a white woman. I married a Black woman. Who cares? Love who you love. Build a good life. Be happy. I don’t care who Sophie Cunningham dates or eventually marries. I wish her nothing but happiness. The idea that someone suddenly becomes less worthy of your respect because of the race of the person they like or love isn’t loyalty, culture, or principle. It’s childish and divisive. Yall know who I'm talking to.