Sentence examples for interracial unions from inspiring English sources
London's blacks are rapidly becoming more diverse, thanks to African immigration and interracial unions.
The elder Obamas married in 1961 in Hawaii, which permitted interracial unions.
Texas outlawed interracial unions, and their marriage certificate has never been found.
During Reconstruction, however, state after state passed laws barring interracial unions.
Some accounts suggest that Central Point already had many other interracial unions — both legal and common law.
In response, America conjured a usable mythology, one in which the product of interracial unions were uniformly doomed to suffer disproportionate woe.
One out of six newlyweds (including myself) are part of an interracial union.
These days, the assignment of blame for black woes increasingly looks like an exercise in scholasticism; and calls for interracial union increasingly look like an exercise in inanity.
At the novel's center are Steve and Jabulile, who fell in love and married when their interracial union was illegal.
The first is that which the film shows: between Mildred and Richard Loving, whose interracial union was deemed unlawful in their home state in 1958.
Nola was a black woman with a white lover, and Easy finds himself looking for a man made homicidally angry by that interracial union.
