No. Because Asian men and black women have always gotten together and this is nothing novel. Though not as numerous as bw-wm couples, depending upon where they were geographically Asian men did marry numerous black women. While researching, I found Providence’s Black Chinese: A Love Story, a report by Luke Tsai. There were probably more couples as documents suggest a Chinese presence in Rhode Island as early as 1801.
Euphoria Luv has always focused on black and Asian relationships, couples and families. Onica Cupido, the founder considers it a “Black and Asian Community Blog.” Her blog was one of the few 
that those interested could turn to for resources, stories, articles and pictures of black and Asian pairings. Renee Tecco has long run Sardonic Sistah Says. Renee is a black woman married to a Korean man living in the Midwest, but her blog tackles current events, history, profiles Asian and black singers and bands. She provides a well rounded blog where you can find a little of everything. Life Behind The Wall belongs to Jo Gan, an expat living in China married to a Chinese man. Jo provides a different perspective on Asian male black 
woman marriage because of her unique circumstances actually living abroad. We all look forward to Jo’s updates sure to provide us with thought provoking content and usually a few chuckles. Jo’s latest interview is great!
Today we can find bw-am groups and blogs springing up all over the place. On Facebook alone there are several such as Blasian Magazine run by B. Love; Blasian Couples run by Peter Kwok; and 30+Asian & Black Love run by MeeMee Kim Johnson and author Alouette Grant. A quick Internet search will reveal other online groups dedicated to black and Asian unions.
Top photo is of Eugene and Agatha Chen of Trinidad who were both born in 1878 married in 1899. BW-AM unions are very common in the Caribbean Islands.
I'm currently in a relationship with a man who is japanese ,hungarian, and black. His features, when he has facial hair, resembles his hungarian ancestry and we tend to receive stares depending on where we are. (We live in california) HOWEVER, when we are in San Fran, especially Chinatown or Japantown, or anywhere near an Asian culture, we get followed and stared at religiously. People whisper around us. As a black woman, its easier for me to notice the stares, because I have had them my whole life, he is quick to ignore them. Its more Asian men that stare and look at him like he did something wrong, whereas Asian and White women, depending on the situation, openly attempt to flirt with him when we are out in public as if I'm the "friend"I think it just depends on the history of the family whether an asian man will date a black woman. In my case, his grandmother was born in Okinawa and married their grandfather, a black man from Louisiana. Sorry so long, just wanted to touch on a few subjects.
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