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For reference: Trends and patterns in intermarriage today

Marina Hsieh

This is the link to an extensive 2017 Pew research study that breaks down intermarriage data by race, gender, educational levels, immigration status and more. 

You may also find these US Census reports on where intermarriage is trending upward fastest in the country (Oklahoma, anyone?) and the breakout of higher rates of interracial marriages among same-sex couples (one-third) of interest.

Approval ratings of interracial marriage are at 94% in a Gallup Poll.

For reference: Trends and patterns in intermarriage today

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