Blasian Circle

We're coming to the end of our first series and in this penultimate episode, the ladies discuss 'Can you love your culture & marry outside the race?'

Join our circle where we continue the discussion some of the cultural differences we encountered as we got to know our respective partners. @blasiancircle

Facebook was made for connecting friends and from time to time can lead to connecting hearts – starting with a pair of shoes, followed by some awkwardness, they now stand shoulder to shoulder.

Come join our circle for an insightful and fun conversation introducing DJ and Anna, who discuss how they met, connected and found love.

It's funny how enemies can become friends and sometimes they can evolve into something more.. Join our circle for a light hearted conversation introducing Sai and Riz, who discuss how they met at Uni, initially disliking each other and then shortly fell in love.

They say strength lies in our differences not in our similarities. Come and join our circle where we discuss our individual cultures and some of the cultural differences we encountered as we got to know our respective partners. @blasiancircle

Friendship and love go hand in hand and can sometimes make a ‘nice pair' even though some may not appreciate it. Join our circle for a light  hearted conversation introducing Sam and Zak, who discuss how they met, became friends and fell in love.

"Representation allows others to strive for better, like a beacon of hope. Those representations soon become pillars of confidence, creating space for the underrepresented, harbouring what has always been to them a mere possibility of a real chance to be seen" (Sabrina Bramble). Come and join our circle where we discuss where we are from, how we met and why we feel it’s important for good Black and South Asian representation to be seen.

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