Rejecting mixing of races

Description

Rejecting mixing of races involves implementing policies and practices that prevent intermarriage, cohabitation, or social integration between people of different racial backgrounds. The essential action is to maintain distinct racial groups by enforcing segregation in education, housing, and public spaces, and by promoting endogamy. Proponents claim this strategy remedies perceived threats to cultural identity, social cohesion, or genetic heritage by minimizing contact and blending between races, often through legal, institutional, or social barriers.