Over the years, the American population has become accepting of interracial relationships despite the fact that racism is still a critical issue in the society. In this podcast episode, Keshia Rice interviews American writer Dr. Frederica Hendricks-Noble about her very own experiences when it comes to interracial dating and marriage. Dr. Noble shares her story about how her British husband conquered her heart to the point that she was convinced to migrate to the UK, leaving her family in the US. Keshia and Dr. Noble offer their insights on what makes interracial dating or marriage work. In particular, they talk about the challenges they had encountered being in a Black and White interracial relationship and how they had managed to address racial and ethnicity issues between them and their partners. Dr. Noble also provides tips and advice to women who are looking for potential lifetime partners through online dating sites.
Her book “The Special Relationship” can be found on the website
https://www.fredericanoble.com/. It’s all about an American woman who found her Prince Charming in the UK.
The Special Relationship: A Modern American Woman’s Guide to Finding Love with a British Man
Frederica Hendricks Noble is an American woman who moved to England, fell in love, and married a British man. She just released her book The Special Relationship.
In The Special Relationship, Federica shares her tips and tricks to help American women succeed in living (& dating) in England. From food and beverages, to sports, religion, politics, holidays, daily living and geography, Frederica has it covered. She provides readers with a practical, easy-to-read, and sometimes humorous guidebook to help modern women better understand British men and English culture.
Frederica Hendricks Noble is a trained psychologist and life coach, she is the Principal Consultant and Lead Life Strategist at Noble & Noble Consulting. Born in Detroit, Michigan, she met her Englishman while living in Los Angeles. A thoroughly modern woman, Frederica subsequently moved to England to live and work. She has dual citizenship and considers both Nashville, Tennessee and Somerset, England home.