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Journal of Black Studies, 1978
Interracial marriages have garnered attention periodically since the turn of the century. However, sociopsychological research in the area of intermarriage continues to be scant in spite of increased contact between the races in the 1960s. Social scientists have maintained the study of intermarriage may provide a precise, quantitative measurement of ...
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Interracial marriages have garnered attention periodically since the turn of the century. However, sociopsychological research in the area of intermarriage continues to be scant in spite of increased contact between the races in the 1960s. Social scientists have maintained the study of intermarriage may provide a precise, quantitative measurement of ...
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The changing pattern of interracial marriage
Biodemography and Social Biology, 1996Recent studies have demonstrated an increased occurrence of interracial marriages in the United States, indicating important shifts in intergroup relations. The effectiveness of traditional theoretical approaches in explaining who marries whom, however, remains problematic.
T B, Heaton, S L, Albrecht
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Interracial Marriage in California
Marriage and Family Living, 1963SINCE 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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The concept of interracial marriage, previously referred to as “miscegenation,” relies on the notion created in the 15th and 16th centuries in Inquisition-era Spain that human beings can be separated into different races. As they expelled non-Christians from Europe, Spaniards employed these meanings to marriage and family formation both at home and in ...
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Interracial marriage and admixture in Hawaii
Social Biology, 1970(1970). Interracial marriage and admixture in Hawaii. Social Biology: Vol. 17, No. 4, pp. 278-291.
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Interracial Dating and Marriage
2005With 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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The Cleveland Years: Interracial Marriages
2008This 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 Marriage Attitudes among High School Students
Psychological Reports, 1970182 white and Negro high school students were surveyed with a forced-choice questionnaire to ascertain whether one group favored interracial marriage more than the other. Chi-square was applied to a 2 × 2 factorial design. Negroes were significantly more favorable toward interracial marriage than whites ( p < .001).
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Interracial Marriages: Historical and Contemporary Trends
2018Following the striking down of anti-miscegenation laws in 1967, interracial marriage has become more prevalent. This chapter begins with the story of Mildred and Richard Loving of Virginia. Their story is a pivotal component of American history. History is addressed because it provides the sociopolitical context in which interracial relationships are ...
Chalandra M. Bryant, Jeneé C. Duncan
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