interracial
Americanadjective
adjective
Other Word Forms
- interracially adverb
Etymology
Origin of interracial
Example Sentences
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He later backed the new president's decision to support gay marriage, comparing the situation to the earlier struggle against laws in the country that had barred interracial marriage.
From BBC
He says it was meaningful for her “to see an interracial, gay couple happy and safe in her lifetime. As a gay man, I loved being around women because they didn’t judge me.”
From Los Angeles Times
Father Leahy’s plan was for St. Benedict’s to be a “small, interracial school,” designed to address “the educational problems of our time,” that was “not going to shovel everyone into college.”
Under IWW organizers, “Bread and Roses” became the first successful interracial, cross-ethnic industrial strike in U.S. history.
Now, even the protections that allowed an interracial couple like us to marry in the first place — Loving v.
From Los Angeles Times
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