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Are interracial relationships the key to better race relations?

By Daniel Allott
Published July 15, 2016 4:05am ET
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Are interracial relationships the key to better race relations?
It's one thing to live next to, or socialize or work with people of different races. But to have a close friendship with or marry someone of a different race is an entirely different experience requiring an entirely different level of commitment. (iStock photo) | DGLimages

Race relations are deteriorating; tensions between black Americans and the police are rising; confidence that America’s racial problems can be resolved is at an all-time low.

The solution? Interracial friendships, dating and marriage and transracial adoption may be our best hope. Let me explain. But first, let’s review some statistics.

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