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Interracial Marriage in the Atlantic World

, 2018
The transformations wrought in the Atlantic world during the colonial era brought Native Americans, Europeans, and Africans into sustained contact in the Americas for the first time, fostering interethnic mixing, sexual violence and intimacy, and ...
Brooke Newman
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Interracial Marriage and Residential Well Being: Consequences of Interracial Marriage for Korean Women in the US

Asian Journal of Women's Studies, 2002
AbstractThe purpose of this study is to describe and contrast the determinants and outcomes of Korean women's interracial marriages in the US. Social scientists in general agree on intermarriage being an indicator of the extent to which minorities have assimilated into the host society.
Ha Seong-Kyu, Lee Seong Woo, Dowell Myers, Shin Hae Ran   +3 more
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Interracial Marriage in California

Marriage and Family Living, 1963
SINCE the second World War, the topic of interracial marriage has attracted a good deal of attention. This is for at least two reasons. First, there were a number of important developments in the general area of race relations immediately prior to, during, and after the war.
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Interracial Marriage and Divorce in Hawaii

Social Forces, 1957
ROM the beginning of Hawaii's contact with the outside world, circumstances in the Islands have always been highly favorable to the process of racial fusion. Not long after the accidental discovery of these Islands by the English navigator, Captain James Cook, in 1778, King Kamehameha I gave two Caucasian seamen Hawaiian women of high social rank in ...
C. K. Cheng, D. S. Yamamura
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Asian-American Interracial Marriage

Journal of Marriage and the Family, 1984
This paper is based on a study of out-marriages of 3 Asian-American groups--Chinese Japanese and Koreans in Los Angeles county and in Hawaii in terms of their rates of out-marriage; changes if any over a period; and important differences in these groups and changing trends in these differences over a period.
Harry H. L. Kitano, Wai-Tsang Yeung, Lynn Chai, Herbert Hatanaka   +3 more
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Research on International and Interracial Marriages

Marriage and Family Living, 1963
ton with which the family life teacher may broaden her understanding of sex-role differences and identification, and around which she may organize her material. She must, of course, deepen her own understanding and feel secure with it before she can interpret the material constructively to her students.
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Interracial Dating and Marriage

2005
With few notable exceptions, critical explorations of interracial romantic relationships have emerged predominantly from the social and behavioral sciences. From the social structuralist theories of sociologists such as Robert K. Merton to examinations of identity and interpersonal development by psychologists like Maria P.P. Root, the contributions of
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Interracial Marriage and the Law *

2000
Abstract When a reporter asked former President Harry S. Truman if interracial marriage miscegenation-would become widespread in the United States, Mr. Truman said, “I hope not; I don’t believe in it.” Then Mr. Truman asked the reporter that hackneyed question often spouted at anyone advocating racial integration, “Would you want your ...
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The Cleveland Years: Interracial Marriages

2008
This chapter examines how, in selecting his first cabinet, Grover Cleveland did L. Q. C. Lamar and the state of Mississippi the honor of making him secretary of the interior. Upon the occasion of John Roy Lynch's first visit to Washington after the inauguration of Cleveland, which was early in the administration, he called on Secretary Lamar to tender ...
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Interracial Sex, Marriage, and the Nation

2018
This article traces the long history of legal regulations around interracial sex and marriage as tied to important changes in the territorial consolidation and political formation of the American nation and its polity. These regulations stabilized ambiguous racial categories and gender roles as well as patriarchy and heteronormativity.
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