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673:"Unions between Black and White individuals are the lowest percentage of intermarriage, with the latest figure of 11.9 percent." This is an updated quote from 2013, which is more relevant than statistics from 2009. "Black/White intimate relationships first occurred under the umbrella of slavery and most were nonconsensual." This tells the story of how interracial pairings first began in the United States between blacks and whites and can ultimately relate to interracial pairings in modern times. Critical race theory should also be defined in order to understand black and white interracial pairings. "Two of the theory's main assertions are that racism is a common, everyday lived experience for people of color and that individuals and their specific roles in society are socially constructed based on a system of power relations that favors Whites." This can explain the different views of interracial relationships and marriages. This article could also explain representations of interracial relationships or marriages between blacks and whites in mass media, such as television shows, movies, magazines, books, or other types of media. "The first Black/White intimate kiss to take place on television was in an episode of the science fiction television series Star Trek." This could show first cases of interracial intimate relationships between blacks and whites represented in television. "One of the earliest mixed race couples to appear on television was Tom (White) and Helen (Black) Willis on the popular sitcom 353:
look at the 2010 census for your data on that subjects. Overall the statistical data is good, but there is clearly some political correctness involved. When it comes to black/white marriages you talk about the difference in Black Male/White Female, marriages compared to White Male/Black Female, but then you say a bunch of things to try to even things out. As far as the ratio goes. BM/WF marriages outdid WM/BF marriages by a decent amount from 1880 until the mid 1900s when things began to even up. The 1960 census the advantaged switched to black female/white male marriages(26,000-25,000). Things changed and BM/WF marriages gained significant advantage in the 1970 census and even greater in 1980 when they outdid WM/BF marriages by a ratio of 3.48/1. The ratio dropped some in the early 80s, but since then has been consistently around 2/1. So the ratio has not been in a steady decline. Of course if you take the year when it was at it's highest, you are going to get a decline. By the same token if I were to start things from the 1960 census, we would have an increase. The ratio has not show a consistent pattern of going either up or down. Also why wouldn't that part mention the statistics from 2010, where the ratio was 2.32/1.
1205:"Nearly 20% of Black-White couples divorced or separated compared with 13.5% of Hispanic-White couples and 8.4% of Asian-White couples. Furthermore, consistent with the third homogamy hypothesis, both White-Black and Hispanic-White couples were more likely to divorce or separate than endogamous couples from either of the origin groups (10% of White-White, 16% of Black-Black, and 9% among Hispanic endogamous couples). For Asians, however, the results were consistent with the ethnic convergence hypothesis (Hypothesis 4). Roughly 8.3% of Asian-White couples separated or divorced, a level that falls between the relatively high rates for White couples and the relatively low rates among Asian couples (1.4%). The descriptive results thus suggest that interracial couples, especially those involving Blacks and Hispanics, are more likely to divorce or separate than same-race couples. " 1922:
divorce, particularly for those marrying during the late 1980s. Compared to same-race white-white couples, they found that Black male–White female marriages and Asian male–White female marriages were more prone to divorce. Interestingly, those involving white male-non-white female marriages and Hispanic-non-Hispanic marriages tended toward lower risks of divorce. Researchers continue to focus on understanding these more fragile interracial marriages. While they cannot conclude that race is the cause per se of divorce, it does seem to be associated with higher risk of divorce or separation (Zhang and Van Hook, 2009). One notable finding is that there is a consistent elevated divorce rate for white females in interracial marriages.
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acknowledges that Hispanic is an ethnicity but it’s also the most intermarriage with White at a much higher rate than all else, however most of those Hispanics would be Mexican Americans which are European/Native mixed and the article does not discuss that. The article “Interracial Marriage” seemed to primarily only expand on specifically Chinese and White women intermarriage and leaves out almost any information on all other intermarriages. The source used for it leads to a paragraph that has almost zero relation to why was written in the article. I have a feeling an Asian man wrote this specifically to make Asian men seem more wanted.
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of their first marriage lasting 20 years, while black men had a 53% chance of their first marriage lasting 20 years. The data is only about first marriages, but it probably would give a good indication of overall marriage stability for both groups, and it's the best data post 2002 that I have found. Most blacks who marry outside of their race in the United States marry white people. If marriages involving black females, and white men were so much more successful than those involving black men and white women, you would suspect that black women would have a greater chance of their first marriage reaching 20 years.
2321:. The reality is it wasn't really the "race" which was in the minority but rather the "race" perceived and treated as being "inferior". The idea was to avoid "tainting" their "race" with these "inferior" people. While minority was accurate in the US in so much as once these really begun to be applied, it was always the majority towards the minority it doesn't have to be beyond the difficult a minority can have subjugating a majority. An obvious example is if we look outside the US, while in South Africa they handled things somewhat different for most of the time where legal racism was prevalent with the 2368:
they've actually stopped discouraging such marriages in the recent past. The statement does say "unequivocally condemn all racism" which should mean they no longer discourage such marriages, but it's easily possible to see that the church might argue it's not racism to discourage such marriages. Whether the church refuses to directly say they no longer discourage interracial marriages because they want to pretend they never did after they stopped saying they were a sin, or it's because they still do, who knows, but it's their decision not clearly say such marriages are no longer (or not) discouraged.
1428: 1344: 1062: 2184: 2325:"race" being used for most of those who were mixed, we can be sure if they did implement such a thing, they wouldn't be making the children of white South Africans and a black South Africans as white because whites were in the minority. We need to accurate reflect what the practice was, while making it clear what reality is. (I.E. That it was the race treated as inferior in their social order but that there is no such thing as an inferior race.) And lower status seems an adequate way to reflect this without needing to get into the nitty gritty. 924: 646: 90:. Its largest issues are the inclusion of points of view from non-academic personnel, the excessive quoting directly from source material, and the inclusion of synthesis which was often unsupported by said source material. Two of the largest paragraphs also were not directly relevant to the topic of interracial marriage. I found the sub-section to require so much work to be brought up to Knowledge standards I felt it was best to simply trim it down to its current size until these updates have been made. 846:
and Asians, intermarriage rates between White and Hispanic newlyweds do not vary by gender. The combined median earnings of White/Hispanic couples are lower than those of White/White couples but higher than those of Hispanic/Hispanic couples. 23% of Hispanic men who married White women have a college degree compared to only 10% of Hispanic men who married a Hispanic woman. 33% of Hispanic women who married a White husband are college-educated compared to 13% of Hispanic women who married a Hispanic man.
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and Asians, intermarriage rates between White and Hispanic newlyweds do not vary by gender. The combined median earnings of White/Hispanic couples are lower than those of White/White couples but higher than those of Hispanic/Hispanic couples. 23% of Hispanic men who married White women have a college degree compared to only 10% of Hispanic men who married a Hispanic woman. 33% of Hispanic women who married a White husband are college-educated compared to 13% of Hispanic women who married a Hispanic man.
193:) 21:35, 27 October 2009 (UTC) take out the filipino because by culture Filipinos are actually of any race to tell the truth not all filipinos are asian. But some that are not like to think that the philippines is 100% Asian when really it's not. If you go there I've seen Filipinos of different cultures I know all this. It's asian by geography. But by culture all kinds of races. Don't insist it's not true cause it is so stop thinking you delusions and look in! 31: 2348:
Priesthood" specifically states "Today, the Church disavows the theories advanced in the past that black skin is a sign of divine disfavor or curse, or that it reflects unrighteous actions in a premortal life; that mixed-race marriages are a sin; or that blacks or people of any other race or ethnicity are inferior in any way to anyone else. Church leaders today unequivocally condemn all racism, past and present, in any form."
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Knowledge.Of approximately 275,500 new interracial or interethnic marriages in 2010, white/Hispanic couples accounted for more than four-in-ten (43%), white/Asian couples made up 14% and white/black couples made up 12%. Intermarriage rates among white and Hispanic newlyweds do not vary by gender. Intermarriage rates among white and Hispanic newlyweds do not vary by gender.
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white husand / black wife and black husband / white wife couples are more proned to divorce that white / white couples. Both asian husband / white wife and white husband / asian wife are less proned to divorce than white / white couples. However, interracial asian / white couples (both combinations) are more proned to divorce than same race asian /asian couples.
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not going to go through the data and figure out the methodology employed, how it might be biased, etc., but I just find the concept highly dubious. There are many factors involved in the success of interracial marriages (specifically how they define them), and I wonder if they controlled against all of the other factors. Anyone else have thoughts on this?
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addition, white female/black male and white female/Asian male marriages were more prone to divorce than were white/white couples. Couples with non-white females/white males and Hispanic/non-Hispanic individuals had lower rates of divorce. Gender appears to play a role, such that white female/non-white male marriages are at a greater risk for divorce.
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specifically about Asian and White marriages. Furthermore, the source claims that Indian men actually marry white women less than Indian women marry white men. Therefore, placing the claim that Indian men marry non-Indian women more than Indian women marry non-Indian men under the Asian and White sub-section is also misleading.
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For example, interracial couples that consist of White female/Black male and White female/Asian male were more likely to divorce than White/White couples (Bratter & King, 2008). White/Latino marriages were also at a higher risk for marital dissolution than homogenous Latino marriages, with Latino
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The last paragraph in Asian and White is wrong according to the referenced source. In the source, the figures cited are for outmarry rates, not interracial. The authors have 3 different groups: outmarriage, inmarriage, and interracial. Outmarriage and inmarriage refers to ethnicities such as Japanese
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Change the section on marriage squeeze to include not only African American women, but also Asian American men. Since Asian American women intermarry at much higher rates than Asian American men do, and women of other ethnicities categorically reject Asian men as romantic partners, Asian American men
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Undue weight refers to isolated studies by professional researchers that have not yet been vetted/have not yet been peer-reviewed/did not achieve consesus in the scholarly community. As stated, the cited article is peer-reviewed and has been published on a government educational website, establishing
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This article uses several weasel words and subtleties to in bias of promoting interracial marriage. Please unlock the article so I can change the graphic of the US showing the dates that interracial marraige was made legal in the states. Earlier dates are shown in GREEN which signifies good to most
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purports to show "interracial marriages from pairings that are most likely to divorce to the least likely" but what it actually shows is what percentage each parings make up of total interracial marriages(notice they all add up to 1). Table 3 has the information relevant for comparative relationship
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I propose the conclusions stated in Asian male/White female marriage divorce rates to be changed as the sample size provided in Jenifer Brater's text is way too small and was done during a time where systemic intonations against asian men still exist, and systemic suggestions of yellow fever + white
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Also fro the Pew social trends: In 2010, seven-in-ten (70%) new intermarriages involved a white spouse. Of approximately 275,500 new interracial or interethnic marriages in 2010, white/Hispanic couples accounted for more than four-in-ten (43%), white/Asian couples made up 14% and white/black couples
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Another important detail about the data is that is taken from 2002 National Survey of Family Growth, which means the data is over a decade old. I found the homepage of the National Survey of Family Growth, and found some interesting data from their 2006-10 survey. Black women had just a 37% chance
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On a related note, the plaintiff highlighted the controversy & sensitivity which seems to continue to surround the topic of interracial marriage, and its dynamics. It underscores the necessity for us to use the most reliable source material that is available. Peer-reviewed studies that have been
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Material such as an article, book, monograph, or research paper that has been vetted by the scholarly community is regarded as reliable. If the material has been published in reputable peer-reviewed sources or by well-regarded academic presses, generally it has been at least preliminarily vetted by
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I find the section on marital instability among interracial couples to be highly dubious, especially the conclusion that white women marrying black men are the most unstable. I suspect any sort of study that was commissioned to get at these statistics was designed toward a particular outcome. I'm
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You do realize that the Interracial marriage vs cohabitation section is from the 1990 U.S. Census. You can read the 36th reference(I got to the article, it doesn't stay on for long), or reference article 37. It is talked about as if it is current data, when it is over 20 years old. Maybe you can
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A lot of people don't seem to realize that when the federal courts strike down a law, that law actually remains on the books. It is merely deemed unenforceable. The legislature may go on to formally repeal the law or not, at its discretion. A formal repeal is basically a symbolic measure, but it
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Moving beyond interracial–interethnic communication styles and response to transgressions, Bratter and King (2008) used data from the 2002 National Survey of Familial Growth to examine divorce rates for interracial couples. The study revealed that, overall, interracial couples have higher rates of
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that it's about Americans, so it literally goes without saying that the reference is not to a distant war in China or Finland. It's a well-known writing principle that you don't repeat a word in a sentence like this unless you have a point to make about it, and the point that this article is about
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The wikipedia article states that all interracial couples (involving a white spouse) are more proned to divorce than white husand / white wife couples with the only exception of white husband / black wife couples who are 44 percent less likely to divorce. The chart in the link says otherwise. Both
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The whole second paragraph in the "Culutral Background" section and the entire "Education and interracial marriage" section fail to provide any citations. Citations are necessary to avoid plagiarism, copyright infringements, and to ensure that the article provides actual information (not someone's
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Of the 275,500 new intermarried pairings in 2010, 43.3% were White-Hispanic (compared to White-Asian at 14.4%, White-Black at 11.9%, and Other Combinations at 30.4%; other combinations consists of pairings between different minority groups, multi-racial people, and American Indians). Unlike blacks
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We are in 2010 and the new 2010 information came out. You are still in 2008. The US Census was on 2010 and the report came out. Indians are consider Asians for the Census. We are in 2013.Many of your resources are old and fake. nOt being offensive just want you to improve. You know anyone can edit
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Of the 275,500 new intermarried pairings in 2010, 43.3% were White-Hispanic (compared to White-Asian at 14.4%, White-Black at 11.9%, and Other Combinations at 30.4%; other combinations consists of pairings between different minority groups, multi-racial people, and American Indians). Unlike blacks
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The article vaguely states that outmarriage among Asian Indians is higher for Indian males than Indian females without pointing out the dissimilarities which are : outmarriage to white Americans and African Americans is higher among Indian females whereas outmarriage to Hispanic and other Asian is
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Bratter and King (2009) examined whether crossing racial boundaries increases the risk of divorce. They compared the likelihood of divorce for same race couples to interracial couples and found that interracial couples (particularly those who married in the 1980s) have higher rates of divorce. In
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This article cites to decades old sources from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints website instead of more recent ones, incorrectly insinuating that the LDS church actively prohibits or discourages interracial marriage. More recent sources, such as the Church's article "Race and the
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The source indicated is just a copy of Census Bureau data, with a gross misinterpretation which has mislead you. These are not data on "biracial marriages" but on "married couples" (60.6 million marriages in 2007 is 121 million newly-wed in one year!). They are not census but Current Population
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This doesn't seem to address what our article currently says which is that even after the LDS stopped saying it was a sin, they still discouraged it. There's nothing in that statement which clearly disavows this stance, and our article suggests the church has been fairly wiffy waffy on whether
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for asian man to marry a white women is 1.94 times likely than white man to marry a asian women. Ther is 5 different groups. Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese, and Filipino. My sum is 66% white husband with asian women, 34% asian man with white women. Asian man with white women is not that
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This article brings in the divorce rates but focuses hugely on Asian men marrying White women, later in the article it states that White/Asian intermarriage was the most common but does not acknowledge that White men and Asian women is the most common of the two. The data used by pew research
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There is nothing in Judaism against interracial marriage. Once a person convert his/her religion to Judaism, that's 100% acceptable. No one cares if that person is African/Asian ect. There is no opposition to *interracial* marriage. (race is not a factor). Can someone add that to the article?
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All quotes and information come from: 1.Luther, Catherine A., and Jodi L. Rightler-McDaniels. "More Trouble than the Good Lord Ever Intended": Representations of Interracial Marriage in U.S. News-Oriented Magazines." Journal Of Magazine & New Media Research 14, no. 1 (Summer 2013): 1-30.
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Should there be some mention of the current (As of April 2012) President of the U.S.A. being the product of a interracial marriage and arguably being a half of one (I say arguably because President Obama has stated, I believe, that he primarily identifies as an African-American.)? Would it be
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As a general rule of thumb, it's best to simply stick to quoting facts, figures and conclusions of established researchers who have seen their work published within mainstream media, government and science outlets, and to avoid including direct quotations as well as editorial points of view.
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in the chart labeled "Married couples in the United States in 2010" the combination of "White Wife" with "Other Husband" is listed as 44%. When all of the %'s in the column are added up it exceeds 100%. In the text immediately below it in the last line of the first bullet point it reads
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The source used for citation note 16 claims that Indian men marry non-Indian women more than Indian women marry non-Indian men, "non-Indian" referring to: non-Indian Asian, White, Black, Hispanic/Latino, and Multiracial & All Others, and therefore should not be placed in a sub-section
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The site referenced, "Model Minority," appears to be a fringe forum of a few regulars posting vile hateful racist diatribes against non-Asians. Not a good look for WIKIPEDIA. Perhaps a trusted source can be found? I am new here and not comfortable with editing articles yet, thanks.
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While I understand the consensus on wikipedia is that Middle Easterners and North Africans are white, we should maybe mention how children who are half European descent (Italian for example) and half Middle Eastern (Ashkenazi Jewish for example) could be seen as bi-racial.
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I don't blame you for reading the table the way that you did. It's a confusing table, and it only makes sense if read from left to right (I added a note to indicate such). The columns are only useful in that they provide context for the rows. The columns alone mean nothing.
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It shouldn't have taken so long to fix this issue, but you are correct. I have not created a new table using the data from Table 3 of that paper, and I'm not sure how clearly it can be explained to the average person reading the page. Thank you for pointing this issue out.
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The Married couples in the United States in 2010 chart is not gender equitable, breaking out percentages for husbands by race, by not for wives by race. For some reason, those who are horizontal in these matters are added; those are vertical in these matters are not. —
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Among whites and Hispanics, there are no gender differences in intermarriage rates. About 9% of both male and female white newlyweds in 2010 married a nonwhite spouse, and about a quarter of both male and female Hispanic newlyweds in 2010 married someone who is not
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This entire section appears to be OR and is completely unsupported by citations. I'm going to delete it. If someone wants to restore it, with WP:RS and non OR language, that's great. But as of now it is not appropriate according to WP standards.
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Interracial marriage in the United States has been legal throughout the United States since at least the 1967 U.S. Supreme Court (Warren Court) decision Loving v. Virginia (1967) that held that "anti-miscegenation" laws were unconstitutional.
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Interracial marriage in the United States has been legal throughout the United States since at least the 1967 U.S. Supreme Court (Warren Court) decision Loving v. Virginia (1967) that held that "anti-miscegenation" laws were unconstitutional.
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Same race hispanic / hispanic couples are less proned to divorce than same race white / white couples . However, interracial hispanic / white couples (both combinations) are more proned to divorced than same race white / white couples.
2318:. I have not checked the source but while I agree the original wording was problematic in that it failed to make it clear we're talking about perceptions, it was also IMO far more accurate that "whichever race was the minority" 1827:
Agreed, this is a completely unnecessary change. It is clear from the context that this is in reference to the American Civil War, and as long as it is linked to the correct article there should be no confusion. I don't see a
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I agree your sources are wrong. Maybe you shoul use the information from the Pew Report on intermarriage instea o writing an article about what you want it to be.//www.pewsocialtrends.org/2012/02/16/chapter-1-overview/
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The statistic of the divorce rate of the different types of interracial couples in this article is taken from only one study. There is another study that shows something different. This one has a larger sample size.
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conducted by social scientists and which have achieved scholarly consensus (either through publication in acadamic journals or in official government sources) are the most solid reference points for this purpose.
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I have looked over the article and it does have a strong bias. Rather than pointing fingers or alleging agendas its best to read the sources given, and check them against other sources, preferably secondary.
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Either the paragraph needs to replace interracial with outmarriage, or the data points need to be updated. Either way, the last sentence does not correctly state how the authors define interracial marriage.
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I am wondering if any of the states where interracial marriage was prohibited until the Supreme Court legalized marriage nationally in Loving have since either codified this or if any have not. Thank you!
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can be an important piece of symbolism. So I think the article should discuss when, how, and whether states have chosen to do this--I know that the issue has in fact cropped up in several states.
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The source provided is a peer-reviewed study conducted by social scientists that has been published on a government educational site. No type of source material is more reliable, as outlined in
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In fact, there is nothing in Zhang and van Hook that claims to "contradict" anything, and several secondary sources support Bratter and King, including one that discusses both of these studies.
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Did this article take the issue of black women finding it difficult to marry out of their race and make it about white men? Seriously? I'm deleting this unless an authority states otherwise.
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This interracial gender gap is even sharper among black-white couples who cohabit without being married. Five times as many black men live with white women as white men live with black women
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There has been a sentence in the "Historical background" section for the past two years that refers to the views of "Americans before the Civil War", with the last two words pipe-linked to
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this article seems to focus on interacial marriage post 1967. some states have allowed it for at least 126 years, and a few states never outlawed. this article should discuss this more.--
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and Chinese, not race. Only interracial considers marriage between a non-Asian. The correct interracial figure are 49.9% Japanese, 30.2% Chinese, and 19.2% Korean as per the source.
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sub-section: "Indian Americans were also the only Asian American group with higher outmarriage for men, whereas all other Asian American groups had higher outmarriage for women."
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Place close attention to the chart in the link that says: "Table 3. Hazard Ratios From Cox Proportional Hazards Models of Marital Dissolution by Race and Gender of the Couple"
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people and later dates are shown in RED which has a heavy negative connotation. These colors need changed to more neutral colors that do not promote any kind of bias.
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Your information needs a update. WE are in 2013 not 2008. Even the US Government update their information because it was wrong.The Update was in 2010.Hope this help.--
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interestingly, pew did another study in 2017 on the subject, and a large portion differs from what's in this wikipedia article. here is the updated study:
1904:"This study's sample size of White wife/Asian husband marriages was 5 couples and therefore not of a reliable statistical strength to draw any conclusions." 74:
I've had to delete virtually the entire sub-section due to its failure to comply with a multitude of Knowledge guidelines, specifically those detailed in
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There is no evidence or source that the church discourages interracial marriage, so labeling it as such is unfounded and the passage should be revised.
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What is clear is that the poster here is uncomfortable with data he does not want to see. Facts are facts, if you can't accept them, well please leave.
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Black men are not twice as likely to end in divorce as black women. The book listed stems from a survey over twenty years old.
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higher among Indian males according to reference 14 : Asian nation,landscape of Asian Americans already given in the article.
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This article is or was the subject of a Wiki Education Foundation-supported course assignment. Further details are available
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The black and white section of this article looks like it needs more detail and information regarding that combination.
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Please mention the specific changes you would like to make in the format of "Change X to Y". Also, you need to obtain a
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I feel this is an important piece of information so as to not deceive people and construct non-existent stereotypes .
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In the “Marital stability” section, the name of the author of the quoted 2009 study is Yuanting Zhang, not Yaunting.
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I moved this comment here because it was originally posted above all the other comments. I have left it unsigned.
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it's not clear what changes you want to be made. Please mention the specific changes in a "change X to Y" format.
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https://www.pewresearch.org/social-trends/2017/05/18/intermarriage-in-the-u-s-50-years-after-loving-v-virginia/
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it's not clear what changes you want made. Please mention the specific changes in a "change X to Y" format. —
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Done. I have used model 4 from table 3 because (at least according to the authors) it is the best control.
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Reply: Actually, the intermarriage rate for white female/Asian male is much lower, more like below 20%
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https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/manual/gospel-topics-essays/race-and-the-priesthood?lang=eng
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Other studies should be used in the wikipedia article because other studies show someting different.
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As an example, I looked at the divorce section you mentioned in both this article and its parent,
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EDIT: Here is the source. ALso suggests that AMWF relationships have the lowest divorce rates
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Actually, all of that section is indexed to one section. Isn't that a red flag of some sort?
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Biracial Families: Crossing Boundaries, Blending Cultures, and Challenging Racial Ideologies
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say-so) - this can only be done if we can verify the sources and assess their credibility.
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it's not clear what changes you want to be made. Please mention the specific changes in a
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To answer my own question, all states have codified the decision by the early 2000s. See
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This directly contradicts the information in the chart. I believe the 44% is incorrect.
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of white male to marry black female is 117/403 didn't mention what the article said--
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You've raised good points. I've tagged the section for POV problems, specifically
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Moses had a black wife, and king Solomon had many. I think it worth mentioning.
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husband/white wife intermarriages at the highest risk (Fu and Wolfganger, 2011).
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Why? Is there anything against interracial marriage in any other religion?
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stability(but I don't think it really a good idea to put that on the wiki).
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This article and the “Interracial Marriage” article seem to have a bias.
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Note that the section you quote is specifically regarding cohabitation
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on the talk page of this article before you make an edit request.
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Is the data on article quite right? Becasue when I calculate on
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Shouldn't the history start with before the laws were enacted,
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I've changed it to 'lower status' similar to the wording used
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This should be updated to match currently taught doctrine.
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Talk:Interracial marriage in the United States
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00:44, 13 August 2009 (UTC)
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209.129.85.4
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20:29, 29 October 2009 (UTC)
Lomn
16:36, 2 November 2009 (UTC)
this site
209.129.85.4
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222.127.10.50
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16:45, 29 December 2009 (UTC)
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