We’re probably still both right.

‘Suzy’ is probably not even a Korean American woman. Sounds more like a Korean guys wishful thinking to me (Korean guys have strong values blah blah blah).

Recently, down at the Hub of Expat Blogs, the Marmot posted this topic, which he in turn got from here. First of all, let me just say posting anything about interracial relationships is really a cheap and dirty way to…

Anyway, even if your statement was wrong, Shakuhachi, Suzy was a bit off about her anecdotal observations and how well they represent what’s really going on, since 3 out of 10 KA women are not marrying KA men.

Do you have a source for that, Shakuhachi? Japanese-Americans were long the leaders of outmarriage (i.e., marrying outside one’s ethnicity), so if Korean-Americans (or just Korean-American women) bypassed their Japanese-American counterparts, I’d be curious when that happened.
Statistics like these (I’m not making claims that these are the most accurate; they’re just the first comprehensive list I found) indicate KAs are still behind JAs:

93.1% of Korean-American men marry a Korean spouse.
69.4% of Korean-American women marry a Korean spouse.

69.2% of Japanese-American men marry a Japanese spouse.
50.9% of Japanese-American women marry a Japanese spouse.

So from this data (from the 2000 census), it would appear that Korean-American women (which is what I believe you meant by ‘Korean women…in America’) do not have the highest rate of outmarriage.