Interracialism : Black-White Intermarriage in American History, Literature, and Law
Werner Sollors explores Black-White intermarriage through the lenses of American history, literature, and law. This interdisciplinary study considers how interracialism has been represented, interpreted, and understood across major cultural and legal contexts in the United States.
About This Book
Interracialism examines Black-White intermarriage in the context of American history, literature, and law.
Werner Sollors brings together three areas of inquiry to consider how interracial relationships have been understood and represented in the United States.
The book offers an interdisciplinary perspective on race, marriage, cultural expression, and legal thought.
Its subject connects historical experience with literary treatment and legal frameworks surrounding interracialism.
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