Interracial Marriage in Hawaii:

@article{F1937InterracialMI,
  title={Interracial Marriage in Hawaii:},
  author={R. F.},
  journal={Nature},
  year={1937},
  volume={140},
  pages={665-665}
}
  • R. F.
  • Published 1937
  • History
  • Nature
AbstractSTUDENTS of the inter-relationships between groups of people of different racial and cultural origins have long been interested in Hawaii, “the melting-pot of the Pacific”, where Americans, Japanese, Chinese, Filipinos, Portuguese, native Hawaiians and others have worked out a modus vivendi with, apparently, the minimum of friction. Dr. Adams has given us an elaborate and well-documented analysis of this situation.Interracial Marriage in Hawaii: a Study of the Mutually Conditioned… 
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