| In racially and ethnically integrated schools, it is far too common to have interracial and interethnic conflicts between and among students. |
| Getting onto the point, this is a battle of races, an interracial war you might say. |
| Despite the increase in the numbers of interracial families, societal acceptance is still limited. |
| In addition, questions began to be raised about how to enumerate race for children born of interracial unions. |
| And the novels do more than demonstrate the importance of interracial labor solidarity. |
| Nor is one likely to find much interracial camaraderie in African-American studies classes. |
