Arguments Against Interracial Marriage

Interracial Marriage Interracial marriage is a controversial topic, but it really doesn’t need to be. Marriage, although not directly mentioned in the Constitution, is viewed as a basic Constitutional right, and should be allowed for any two persons, no matter what they look like or where they came from. In fact, scientific studies have proven that race shouldn’t be an issue at all. Some might argue that, in the scriptures, God separated the different races, but they forget that he created them all together in the beginning. While some people believe that interracial marriage should not be allowed, the choice to marry who you want is a basic constitutional right, and science has proven that genetically, race does not actually exist. Although the concept of marriage is not directly mentioned in the Constitution, it is viewed today as a basic Constitutional right. In the constitution, when it is describing the rights that are to be given to the citizens of America, it never attaches those rights to a certain race. So then, why should this right that is seen as a basic right in the United States, be restricted from certain people based on what race they are? The simple answer is that it shouldn’t. The right to marry who you want should be given to either everyone or no one, because
For those who argue religion and talk about how God separated the different people across the continents, they forget to mention why. In the beginning, all of the people on this Earth spoke the same language and lived amongst each other. It was only after some of those people tried to build a tower to heaven that God decided to create the different languages and separate all of the people (Genesis 11). The fact that all races and people who speak different languages were all together in the beginning shows that they were not originally meant to be