Intermarriage Across Race and Ethnicity Among Immigrants : E Pluribus Unions
ISBN: 9781593324230
Platform/Publisher: Ebook Central / LFB Scholarly Publishing LLC
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Subjects: Social Science;

Morgan examines the relationship between assimilation and intermarriage. In studying mixed relationships, he finds that ethnicity, in the form of language and religion, is more important than race. Males and females were more likely to find themselves in coethnic relationships as they imagined the role that extended family would play. They talked about parental prejudices, language, religion, and other cultural clashes as major factors. There were many females, however, who did not follow this pattern because of perceptions of patriarchy. They avoided coethnic relationships because they wanted a partner who would think of them as an equal.


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