Interracial Intimacy: The Regulation of Race and Romance
Rachel F. Moran investigates the history of laws regulating interracial intimacy and marriage in America, analyzing their social and cultural impact.
About This Book
Interracial Intimacy explores the legal regulation of race and romance in the United States.
The book examines statutes, court decisions, and social policies that have governed interracial relationships.
It traces the evolution of laws affecting marriage, intimacy, and racial classification over time.
The work highlights the intersection of legal frameworks with cultural attitudes toward race and partnership.
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