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Miscegenation

usgb/ˌmɪsɪdʒəˈneɪʃn/Volume
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Historical Context

Originated in the US to describe interracial marriage, often used with negative and racist connotations in history.

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Miscegenation laws were created in the past to prevent racial mixing.
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Cultural Sensitivity

Some people find discussions of miscegenation sensitive or offensive, use with awareness of racial issues.

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Her thesis on miscegenation sparked a heated debate on cultural and racial identity.
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Contemporary Usage

Today, it's used more neutrally to refer to interracial relationships, reflecting a more open society.

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Miscegenation is much more common now, illustrating the diversity of our community.
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