As writer Evan Gahr observes, when Zippergate first ensnared Americas white, Southern president, who did he call for help but Vernon Jordan, the black super-lawyer and Beltway fixer. Monica's close friend in the West Wing theoretically was Betty Currie, the well-regarded personal secretary to the President of the United States. But before that, federal Judge Norma Holloway Johnson, also black, led the parade of jurists who ruled that Cockell and other agents must testify. Team Lewinsky also includes her publicist, Judy Smith, and attorney Billy Martin, both black. Corroborating evidence of America's growing racial amity can be found in the dramatic decrease in anti-Semitism.
Intermarriage exists among many groups.
The 1990 Census found 1.4 million interracial married couples in America. Among black men in 1970, 1.9 percent married white women. That figure more than quadrupled to 8.9 percent in 1993. The numbers are even higher among other ethnicities. Half of Americans of Japanese descent marry people without Japanese roots.