Do blacks and whites intermarry in America?

Intermarriage. Historically, the marriage between black and white Americans has been restricted by law and society. Many States have "racial purity" laws that prohibit marriage between different races. These laws and social concepts have long restricted the marriage between blacks and whites. However, with the passage of time and social changes, the phenomenon of intermarriage between blacks and whites in the United States has gradually increased, and the acceptance of intermarriage between different races in American society has become higher and higher. Many blacks and whites choose to get married and start a family.