| The taboo against miscegenation underpinned many of these negative colonial representations. |
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| The text, in its subversion of racial and cultural purity, posits miscegenation and hybridity as potentially positive, even liberating, forces. |
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| In his opinion, miscegenation, illegitimacy, and racial impurity had no place in the construction of a pure and legitimate national race. |
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| Most whites in America have some black blood due to miscegenation during the slavery era and hence are legally black themselves. |
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| Effectively, what both novels are really about is the cultural threat of miscegenation as the in-between. |
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| In other words, the Jungle Village perfectly fits in the local mixed race in presenting a miscegenation musical style. |
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| In fact, let us look at the United States, where there were miscegenation laws. |
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| His colombianas and fandangos are paradigms of the experimentation and the musical miscegenation but they came naturally. |
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| As a result of the intense miscegenation of people came a peculiar cultural reality, which summarizes the various cultures. |
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| Where large groups of different races mix in all phases of daily contact, race mixing or miscegenation is inevitable. |
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| The miscegenation Ball was an exception in its otherwise bland, though proficient, catalog. |
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| And the adopted child is nothing more than a fashion accessory for their symbolic commitment to the idea of miscegenation. |
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| To carve within it a new segregated partition is to make the mistake we made with miscegenation. |
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| There is also miscegenation across other ethnic groups, although to a considerably lesser extent than that occurring between Whites and Blacks. |
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| It is also significant to note that there is no awareness of any disapproval in white-black miscegenation. |
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| Fear of miscegenation and xenophobia and the consequent race riots resulted in restrictive legislation against the importation of Pacific and Chinese labor. |
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| Of course, in the genre of domestic colonial fiction, the great danger posed by interracial marriage is continued miscegenation and racial degeneration. |
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| In these pieces we can find the fundamental values of our ethos in which racial miscegenation, religious diversity and a mixture of customs are steeped an inexhaustible fountain of traditions, rhythms and spectacles. |
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| But these are groups of questionable biological validity, particularly since most subjects were American, with all the ancestral miscegenation that generally implies. |
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| However, this miscegenation of rhythms and colours often remains a bit unnatural, as if the ancestral cultures still refused to let themselves be tamed so easily despite all the intents at universality. |
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| Because it engages the visual power and semantic condensation of certain signs and symbols, such miscegenation touches on deep psychological mechanisms, provoking reflex reactions. |
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| The Tunisian identity reflected miscegenation and ethnic intermingling. |
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| Identities and miscegenation, Mr. Abdellatif Felk, Sociologist, Morocco. |
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| Artist, Painter, Humanist, Mirco BRACCINI is a father of 5 children of unexpected miscegenation for two of them: Italy-Nigeria, French Caribbean-Germany, into a harmonious recomposed family. |
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| The product of an interracial relationship, Matejka, in turn, makes miscegenation the organizing principle for many of his poems. |
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| It also advertised itself as a community open to racially mixed couples even though Virginia still had miscegenation laws on the books. |
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| Although the last law against miscegenation was repealed in the 1960s, the fear of miscegenation remains a significant issue. |
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| The major theme defining our new American century is miscegenation. |
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| These are miscegenation and misogyny, not to mention misogamy. |
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| Miscegenation was the rule between the native and the Spanish cultures and people. |
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| Miscegenation would follow and a mongrel race would be the result. |
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