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However, the analyses of the album's soul covers, "Dark End of the Street" and "Do Right Man-Do Right Woman", as commentaries on racial and musical miscegenation are a bit far-fetched, assuming a reverence (not to mention a degree of white liberal guilt) that Parsons, by most accounts, lacked.— PopMatters
Both novels dwelt upon exoticism and miscegenation, and the former had seemed to me when I first read it to contain a hint of prescience about the burgeoning Islamist loathing for America.— Slate Magazine
They cling to a closed-minded "tradition" that is no more consistent with American's principles of equality and individual dignity than those who defended segregation, miscegenation, and the view that a woman's place is in the home rather than in the voting booth.— The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com
He's the product of what used to be called miscegenation, a scenario that may still be more terrifying than a teen daughter's pregnancy in many American households.— Top Stories - Google News
But Abel's real issue is with miscegenation, the co-mingling of black and white DNA, and it probably doesn't help that Chris is as white as they come, having attended Berkeley on, of all things, a lacrosse scholarship.— Top Stories - Google News

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