In a 1921 Yale Review article, Franz Boas wrote that this practice would be the easiest way to solve the "greatest question of our time.
In a 1921 Yale Review article, Franz Boas wrote that this practice would be the easiest way to solve the "greatest question of our time." Clinical psychologist Maria Root interviewed 200 people engaged in this practice in a book which traces societal outlines toward it. In one work, Ashley Montagu cited a study of this phenomenon in South (*) Africa. California Chief Justice Roger Traynor wrote a famous opinion striking down state laws against this in Perez v. Lippold. In Pace v. Alabama, the U.S. Supreme Court upheld state laws banning this. The Court reversed course on June 12, 1967, in a case where the plaintiff left and later returned to Virginia so that he could marry Mildred Jeter. For 10 points, identify this type of union, legalized nationwide by Loving v. Virginia.
In a 1921 Yale Review article, Franz Boas wrote that this practice would be the easiest way to solve the "greatest question of our time.
interracial marriage (prompt on "miscegenation"; accept interracial couples before "Perez"; accept clear knowledge equivalents; prompt on "marriage" before "racism")