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American Prospect, The, April, 2002 by Root, Maria P.P.
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WITH AT LEAST THREE MILLION PEOPLE IN the United States in interracial marriages, racially mixed marriage is no longer a rarity. And with one degree of separation--all the family members of these couples--it touches many millions more. Allowing a second degree of separation--friends, coworkers, acquaintances--intermarriage likely affects most people in this country.
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Younger people, on average, are far more open to intermarriage than those who grew up in an era of segregation. This trend is a major gain for tolerance and pluralism in America, and families that successfully navigate ...
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