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Under the [[Jim Crow Laws]], interracial marriages were illegal, but in ''[[Loving v. Virginia]]'' the Supreme Court ruled that laws against interracial marriages were invalid. | Under the [[Jim Crow Laws]], interracial marriages were illegal, but in ''[[Loving v. Virginia]]'' the Supreme Court ruled that laws against interracial marriages were invalid. | ||
| − | Now, such marriages have become a more accepted part of American society. However, there are still extremist groups that teach such marriages are forbidden in the Bible.<ref>For example, see "Interracial Marriages in Light of the Scriptures" by Dennis Anderson, Pastor, Appleby Baptist Church (Texas): http://www.applebybaptistchurch.com/Articles/IRM.pdf.</ref> | + | Now, such marriages have become a more accepted part of American society. However, there are still extremist groups that teach such marriages are forbidden in the Bible.<ref>For example, see "Interracial Marriages in Light of the Scriptures" by Dennis Anderson, Pastor, Appleby Baptist Church (Texas): http://www.applebybaptistchurch.com/Articles/IRM.pdf.</ref> Such groups wrongly use the "Curse of Ham" as justification for this.<ref>https://www.splcenter.org/hatewatch/2013/04/25/texas%E2%80%99-appleby-baptist-church-pushes-racist-doctrine</ref> |
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
Revision as of 16:30, October 25, 2020
Interracial Marriage is marriage between two people of different races, such as Black, White, or Hispanic.
Under the Jim Crow Laws, interracial marriages were illegal, but in Loving v. Virginia the Supreme Court ruled that laws against interracial marriages were invalid.
Now, such marriages have become a more accepted part of American society. However, there are still extremist groups that teach such marriages are forbidden in the Bible.[1] Such groups wrongly use the "Curse of Ham" as justification for this.[2]
See also
References
- ↑ For example, see "Interracial Marriages in Light of the Scriptures" by Dennis Anderson, Pastor, Appleby Baptist Church (Texas): http://www.applebybaptistchurch.com/Articles/IRM.pdf.
- ↑ https://www.splcenter.org/hatewatch/2013/04/25/texas%E2%80%99-appleby-baptist-church-pushes-racist-doctrine