Sentence examples for intermarriage experience from inspiring English sources
TOMORROW -- Celebrating "Italian Heritage Day," Nassau Community College in Garden City offers "Glimpses into Italian and Jewish Relationships," with panel discussions of topics like "The Italian-American -- Jewish-American Connection: the Intermarriage Experience," starting at 1 p.m., and the screening of "The Garden of the Finzi-Contini" at 6 15 p.m.
Josh Perelman, the museum's historian, said the new exhibitions would examine how contemporary Jewish issues like intermarriage have affected the Jewish experience in America.
Ethnic Judaism (" 'Seinfeld' and a schmear") has decisively failed, as evidenced by the whopping statistics on intermarriage; at the same time, the Orthodox experience — dismissed in 1955 by one eminent sociologist as "a case study of institutional decay" — is enjoying a wholly unanticipated revival.
Most importantly, Brazil has experienced a high rate of intermarriage, and consequently, a mixed-race population has been created along five centuries of admixture.
But even some of the most pessimistic critics of California's experience find hope in the prospect of diversity and rising intermarriage.
The shared experience of living in one country may blur boundaries and make intermarriage across ethnic groups more acceptable.
Shrinking population numbers, high intermarriage rates and the legacy of the rush to assimilate after the World War II internment experience created an uncertain cultural path for the sansei (third generation) yonsei (fourth) and gosei (fifth).
There was little intermarriage.
Intermarriage was common.
"There was intermarriage.
