" I may have no problem with Jamal , but theyabsolutely will . They might even go as far as to snub her off solely . "

On theSeasoned Sessionspodcast, we recently came across a tricky family situation onReddit:AITA for telling my daughter she cannot introduce her African American boyfriend to her grandparents?

The poster prefaced his question with the disclaimer that he himself has absolutely no problem with interracial relationships, and is happy with his daughter Anna’s boyfriend, Jamal.

He says that while it’s not been an issue with him, “Anna is rather naive about the community she lives in.” And while Anna’s friends haven’t batted an eye, “more than a few tongues are wagging in the community and a few people have privately expressed their concern to me.”

The poster’s parents are planning to say with the family, and this is where the issue arose. Anna told her parent she wanted to introduce Jamal to them, to which he refused.

He explain that ,   “ I may have no problem with Jamal , but theyabsolutely will . ” And that they “ might even go as far as to cut her off completely . ”

Anna was of course, extremely upset and implied that her dad – the poster – is racist.

Now, this post left us torn – on one hand, if dad is right about his parent’s views, he’s saving Jamal from an uncomfortable meeting, but shouldn’t Anna and Jamal be free to share their love with her family?

We ’re not certain the boyfriend would require to meet them tbh#seasoned#seaonedsessions#podcast#aita#relationships

It’s a tricky one, so we want to know what you think.

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“I may have no problem with Jamal, but theyabsolutely will.They might even go as far as to cut her off entirely."

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