Seems like some of y'all more worried about someone's gf/bf race rather than if they treat them right or are a good person.
You don't care if this person is in good health or getting their bills paid but suddenly you care about their dating preferences
If you say you date one race exclusively
then that's a bit sketchy
If you say you prefer/are more attracted to one race then that's just your preference
Uplift your people but don't treat them like children by giving them guidelines on how to live their lives. I don't define myself by my race and neither do most people. I define myself by the attributes I've chosen to work on on and the values I chose to follow.
Because my race is struggling by default it becomes a big part of my personality but by no means all of it.
Tl:dr
Just stop taking people's freedom away by telling them how to live to your rules and making them feel guilty about what they really want. If you care about your people make their happiness and freedom and security, and most importantly, privacy your priority
Keep in mind that this is The Coli, where certain ideals are pushed a bit harder than others. Some with perfectly logical reasons, some that aren't. That said, you should never be concerned with what people on the Internet think about your sexual preferences or the details of your relationship... Unless you're engaging in something knowingly suspect or illegal, and your career involves having a public persona. However, I'm going to go on a limb here and assume that only a handful of people on here are in that situation.
But I think the bigger problem here is that some people who tend to date outside of their race have the tendency to act like they're bigger their own people because of that. They see their partner as a trophy, not because of who they are as a human being, but because of how they look... Or more specifically, how their skin looks. And that's a problem, because a lot of that can stem from self-hatred and can very well project to people that look like them. It's why some people will look at you funny if you date out.
At the end of the day though, there will always be people who will look down on your relationship, whether you date interracially or not. It's perfectly acceptable to be Pro-Black and focus on your own people, but if that's not a big priority for you, then that's alright. That's your choice, and you have that right. There are certain things you're only gonna benefit from if you're dating within your own race, but if that's never been a priority to you, then do what you want. It's your life, you'll only live it once, and you'll never get anywhere if you let people dictate how you should think and feel. Just don't go putting down your own people in the process.