
Racism is still a big problem in the US, but this trend offers some hope
CNN
Some 94% of Americans now approve of interracial marriage -- a dramatic shift from the era of the civil rights movement. But why is interracial marriage so accepted when other issues of race, like affirmative action and integration, remain fiercely contested?
A US Senator writes a book about the dangers of interracial unions called, "Take Your Choice: Separation or Mongrelization."
A White father is so disgusted after reading a magazine article on interracial marriage that he writes a letter to the editor saying if his daughter even thought of marrying a Black man, "I would personally kill her and then myself."

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