Sex and Race, Vol. 3: Why White and Black Mix in Spite of Opposition
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Sex and Race, Vol. 3: Why White and Black Mix in Spite of Opposition

by J. A. Rogers

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In the third volume of Sex and Race, J. A. Rogers examines why white and Black people mix despite opposition. The book considers interracial relationships within the broader context of race, social resistance, and human connection.

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Sex and Race, Vol. 3: Why White and Black Mix in Spite of Opposition explores the subject of relationships and mixing between white and Black people.

The book focuses on the contrast between interracial connection and the opposition directed against it.

As the third volume in J. A. Rogers's Sex and Race series, it addresses race, society, and the persistence of interracial relationships.

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