intermarriage

Examples of intermarriage in the following topics:

• Assimilation

  • Intermarriage refers to marriage across racial, ethnic, or, occasionally, generational lines.
  • High rates of intermarriage are considered to be an indication of social integration, as they suggest intimate and profound relations between people of different groups.
  • Intermarriage reduces the ability of families to pass on to their children a consistent ethnic culture and thus is an agent of assimilation.

• The Incest Taboo, Marriage, and the Family

  • Intermarriage between groups construct valuable alliances that improve the ability for both groups to thrive.

• The Decline of the Traditional Family

  • Intermarriage between groups, tribes, or clans was often political or strategic and resulted in reciprocal obligations between the two groups represented by the marital partners.

• What is a family?

  • Intermarriage between groups, tribes, or clans was often political or strategic and resulted in reciprocal obligations between the two groups represented by the marital partners.

• Social Construct or Biological Lineage?

  • However, distinctions between racial groups are declining due to intermarriage and have been for years.