THE LOVING PROJECT

Olivia and John got married in 2015 and live in the Mount Airy neighborhood of Philadelphia. Olivia is Filipino-American, and came to the US as an immigrant at age 7. John is white and grew up in Pittsburgh.

Although both their families have been welcoming and supportive of Olivia and John’s marriage and they haven’t encountered any overtly negative reactions to them as a couple, they are cautious about the prospect of raising biracial children and have striven to craft a community where their offspring will feel safe and accepted.

Olivia and John got married in 2015 and live in Philadelphia's Mount Airy neighborhood.

John is white, and Olivia is Filipino-American. Both of their families have been welcoming of their relationship, but as they think about starting their own family, they do think about the challenges their biracial child may face.

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Chavis and Liz have been married since 2003. They have a 12 year-old son, and the family lives just outside of Philadelphia.

Liz is white and Chavis is African-American. However, his skin coloring and hair texture often lead others to classify him as White or as some race/ethnicity other than African-American, giving Chavis an unusual insight into race relations in modern America.

For this first episode of the Loving Project Podcast, Liz and Chavis invited us into their home to talk about race, love, and what it’s like to live in a family filled with diversity.

Chavis and Liz have been married since 2003. They have a 12 year-old son, and the family lives just outside of Philadelphia.

Liz is white and Chavis is African-American. However, his skin coloring and hair texture often lead others to classify him as White or as some race/ethnicity other than African-American, giving Chavis an unusual insight into race relations in modern America.

For this first episode of the Loving Project Podcast, Liz and Chavis invited us into their home to talk about race, love, and what it's like to live in a family filled with diversity.

You can also get the latest updates by following The Loving Project on Facebook, Google+ or Twitter or by visiting our website, LovingProject.com.