[WizardofOz]

1. At what age was your child when adopted?
0-2 (from birth on)

2. What race are you and your significant other?
White

3. What race is the child you have adopted?
Southeast Asian

4. How often did you or your child experience racism personally?
Never

5. How difficult is it for your child to face these prejudice experiences?
Easy (since there are none)

6. Do you teach your child the history of their culture and stress the importance of maintaining their culture?
Daily. We teach him about Hinduism and Buddhism and take him to the temple regularly.

7. My Interracially adopted child have struggled with their cultural identity.
Nope.

8. Overall how do you feel your family has been effected by interracial adoption?
Very positive!

9. If there are any other comments you would like to voice to help me in my research please do so here.
It's definitely a very positive thing and I hope the trend will increase. It will be especially successful if you always had an affinity towards the birth culture of your child, regardless of adoption. Do not force your own (e.g "white") culture on your child, be curious about your child's birth culture and adopt it, too! For example, learn Spanish if you adopted a Hispanic child, embrace the teachings of Hinduism if you adopted an Indian child etc. Use this opportunity that you are given through your child to grow yourself.