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Due to the regional nature of the sample as described and the intentional oversampling of drug users and women involved in the criminal justice system, this sample is not representative of all African American women in the U. Predicted probabilities revealed that respondents who felt it was not easier to find a Hispanic man and had high cultural mistrust had the lowest predicted probability of interracial dating intentions, with a predicted probability of 0.

A prison dummy variable was created (0 = not recruited in prison; 1 = recruited in prison) and a probation dummy variable was created (0 = not recruited while on probation; 1 = recruited while on probation). Beyond personal experiences, knowledge of negative experiences of friends and family members as well as the history of antiblack racism and patriarchy in the United States may also lead to a decision to avoid interracial contact (Collins 2001; Feagin 2014). The Black woman loses because she’s not addressing the real issues that contribute to her dating dilemmas.

This study indicates that African American women who believe it is easier to find an eligible man outside their race are more likely to have interracial relationship intentions; however, cultural mistrust impedes African American women's willingness to date someone who is white or Hispanic. African American women's lack of bargaining power may be magnified when women have multiple disadvantaged statuses, such as having a history of drug use and/or incarceration (Oser et al. This may also provide the foundation for higher levels of cultural mistrust among African American women.

Likewise, African American women who have these perceptions about the limited availability of same-race partners and the greater availability of partners outside their race may be more likely to engage in interracial relationships. Model 4F included the same independent variables in the logistic regression model predicting intentions to date a Hispanic man ( Table 6, Model 3F), and showed that, on average, being in prison in the past year was associated with an increase in the likelihood of a woman ever having dated someone Hispanic by a factor of 2. Thus, Hispanic men are not seen as viable relationship options and African American women report low intentions to date Hispanic men. Women were more likely to have dated a white man if they believed it was easier to find a white man and had interracial dating intentions; however, interracial dating intentions was the only significant correlate of having dated a Hispanic man.This study sheds light on the driving forces behind African American women's interracial dating experiences, to determine if they are being driven by African American women's preference to date men a specific racial/ethnic group (African American, white, and Hispanic) or if interracial dating is steered by potential partners's prefence not to date African American women. For example, the study on white internet daters noted that white men preferred not to date African Americans ( Feliciano et al. Rather than examining interracial dating among middle-class or more upwardly mobile African American women, it is examining the dating behaviors and intentions of a sample of African American women who are more disadvantaged and may have less choice in partner selection. The series of models displayed in Table 2 report the results of the stepwise multivariate models of intentions to date white men.