- Author: Susan Benson
- Date Published: January 1982
- supply: Available
- structure: Paperback
- isbn: 9780521297691
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In a culture where competition is an important part of social identification and exerts an essential impact on social relationships, the issues faced by partners whom get into ‘mixed’ marriages are specifically hard. The guide is a research associated with the individual records and everyday everyday lives of the number that is small of families residing in and around Brixton, south London, during the early 1970s. Dr Benson sets the circumstances that confront these families in the context of wider British attitudes about competition, color and miscegenation while they developed as time passes. She contends that partners are obliged in order to make a frequent a number of alternatives between ‘black’ and ‘white’ for the duration of their everyday life. The book explores how people in London thought and felt about race, colour and social identity through a discussion of these choices and of the factors which lead individuals to enter into a marriage which could be regarded with some disapproval. Continue reading “Ambiguous Ethnicity Interracial Families in London. Author: Susan Benson”