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    acceptable social activity. These social interactions have created a multitude of interracial relationships and marriages that have been increasing yearly. These interracial relationships and marriages have produced a growing number of biracial children. Biracial children can be defined as children that have natural parents that are of unrelated racial group. Brunsma (2005) stated that “such a cultural endorsement of interracial relationships eventually produced what has been dubbed as a biracial baby

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    hoping to witness the Loving’s involved in a sexual act which was also a crime at the time in Virginia. When Mrs. Loving showed the police the marriage certificate‚ the police charged the couple with violating Virginia § 20-50 which‚ “prohibited interracial couples from being married out of state and then returning to Virginia.” As well as‚ Virginia § 20-59 that made “miscegenation” a felony. Black’s Law defines miscegenation as‚ “A marriage between persons of different races‚ formally considered

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    We can view science through a social constructionist lens‚ particularly during the start of the 1900s. Looking back‚ we can see how the social climate influences science. With the 1900s came the start of many movements and changes in the US. Because of this‚ the science of the day focuses on preserving the social hierarchy‚ to the benefit of the white heteropatriarchy. Evolutionary theory was used to “prove” the inferiority of African Americans‚ women‚ and non-heterosexuals. These same tactics are

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    The Right to Choose: For Better or For Worse? In the United States‚ there is social unrest regarding the government’s denial of the right to marry for homosexuals. Plenty of conservatives are completely against gay marriage; and many of liberals are fighting for equal treatment. The neo-Christian politicians are using religious arguments to establish that homosexuality is an abomination. While this may be their belief system‚ this country was founded on religious freedom‚ where the people are

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    “They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety.” Benjamin Franklin‚ Memoirs of the life & writings of Benjamin Franklin.What this quote from Benjamin Franklin means to me if you have to work under the King for safety you should just go back to England.At the time Benjamin Franklin said this the colonist had just came over to the Americas and some of the colonist wanted to the new colonies to be recognize as their own land not under the

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    as everyone else. Serial killers and child molesters are allowed to get married while in prison‚ why are law-abiding homosexuals not given that same benefit? At one point in history‚ it was illegal for interracial marriages. If society can move beyond the senselessness of being against interracial marriages; why can it not progress against same-sex marriages? Banning same-sex marriages is a form of discrimination. A lot of gays and lesbians just want the freedom to and opportunity to be married.

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    historical perspective to examine interracial marriages as a segue into same sex marriage. In the budding America‚ a law was passed in 1691 that prohibited interracial marriages. This set the tone for the next 276 years. Though there were flows and ebbs‚ in which some states would take a negative stance on anti-miscegenation laws‚ the majority of the nation supported these laws. During the Jim Crow era‚ they were pushed even further. The punishment for interracial relationships were often cruel and

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    ways of slave labor. In Latin America‚ there weren’t a lot of interracial marriages. This is because the African slaves‚ and the Native American slaves were had much longer working hours. However‚ in North America‚ the labor systems that developed were slavery and indentured servitude. The slaves in North America didn’t have to work as much as the slaves in Latin America. Also‚ interracial marriage did go on in North America. Interracial marriage was bigger in North America than it was in Latin America

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    I don’t really know many multiracial people‚ so it’s hard for me to kind of get into this. Personally it doesn’t seem like I have a racial problem‚ but then again‚ I don’t see that many black people around. When I go to big cities in different states‚ I see them more than I do here. Walking down the street while i’m here‚ I try to smile to everyone just to try to make their day better. While I’m in a big city‚ I try and do the same‚ but in a bigger city it seems like people aren’t even paying attention

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    The idea of gay marriage is what I would call a recent phenomenon. I say recent because it has only been in the past few years that activists in the country have become extremely vocal about legalizing gay marriage. What got the ball rolling was the first legally gay marriage in the United States which was performed in San Francisco in 2004 between Del Martin and Phyllis Lyon who are gay rights activists. After this first marriage the idea of homosexuals marrying became a trend that swept across

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