Ah, so being anti-woke is being racist. Gotcha.
By turning a blind eye to something, you aren't making it go away. You're merely letting it fester while pretending it's not there to make yourself feel better. This is merely a selfish choice.
Nearly a decade ago in America, in 2015, 17% of all marriages performed were inter-racial.
You don't have that in racist and bigoted societies by and large. Even in 1967 it was only 3%.
Plus, ask a Saudi who is descended from Mohammed whether he is giving his daughter in marriage to an Iraqi, or a Bahraini Shi'ite.. People are by and large ingrained to preserve culture and heritage, not race, but in most places race is also somewhat of a factor.
However in America not only do sects (Christians will marry Catholics or Baptists marry a Lutheran) intermarry, but races intermarry as well. A non-Jewish semite might marry a white European, a white European might marry a black American, a black American might marry a Latin American woman..
It goes down through all of us. We are one culture in the main here in America and probably among the least racially divided of any nation on earth, and in a generation made excellent strides in showing the world what equality under the law can look like as well a life in the brotherhood of Christ - then we lost our way.
All screaming and shouting false accusations of racism at people who are doing an awesome job of showing Christ to the world really is wrong and does understandably upset good people.
Let's recall some real data shall we?
"The decline in opposition to intermarriage in the longer term has been even more dramatic, a new Pew Research Center analysis of data from the General Social Survey has found. In 1990, 63% of nonblack adults surveyed said they would be very or somewhat opposed to a close relative marrying a black person; today the figure stands at 14%. Opposition to a close relative entering into an intermarriage with a spouse who is Hispanic or Asian has also declined markedly since 2000, when data regarding those groups first became available. The share of nonwhites saying they would oppose having a family member marry a white person has edged downward as well."
In 2015, 17% of all U.S. newlyweds had a spouse of a different race or ethnicity, marking more than a fivefold increase since 1967, when the landmark Supreme Court case legalized interracial marriage.
www.pewresearch.org
This is not a racist society. They can watch a football game without the holier than thou act on the football field. It's unwarranted.