interracial marriage 
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SOURCE: NYT
10-21-18
Was Interracial Love Possible in the Days of Slavery? Descendants of One Couple Think So
Paula Wright’s great-great-great grandmother, Kittie Simkins, was a black woman born into slavery in South Carolina. Ms. Simkins married a former Confederate soldier.
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6-25-17
Not Until the Loving Decision Legalizing Interracial Marriage Did the Supreme Court Denounce White Supremacy
by Sheryll Cashin
What does that tell you?
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8-3-14
The Lesson from America’s First Interracial Marriage
by Jeffrey Glover
You know the bride’s name, but probably get her history wrong.
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SOURCE: New Yorker
11-13-13
Who’s Still Afraid of Interracial Marriage?
by Jelani Cobb
Sex between white men and black women has been a feature of this country literally since its inception.
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