For my generation, the very idea that anyone could oppose interracial marriage seems all but unthinkable.
And yet in the 1980s – according to the British Social Attitudes survey – half the population were against it. Millions believed that such relationships represented some sinister threat to the gene pool; that it was somehow cruel to bring up mixed-race children. Even in the 1990s the level of opposition was around 40%, before collapsing more recently to around 15%.
To question or undermine people’s humanity is menacing stuff
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