Celebrity Love  Interracial Couples Invest More In Children
From LiveScience.com By Robin Lloyd   Parents who are of
different races, such as a white father and an Asian-American
mother, spend more time and money on their kids than parents who
are both of the same race, new research shows.  So-called
biracial (aka interracial or multiracial) parents are more
likely than their "monoracial" counterparts to provide their
children with a home computer, private schooling and educational
books and CDs and to make sure they participate in reading
activities, dance, music or art lessons outside of school and
get trips to the zoo, library and other cultural venues.  The
"biracial advantage" only holds for comparisons with same-race
couples from the two racial groups represented by the
parents—for instance, if a Latino and white couple is compared
with a Latino-Latino couple or a white-white couple. The finding
disappears if all biracial couples, regardless of racial
pairing, are compared with the entire pool of same