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Mixed-race self-identification

The process by which mixed-race individuals identify themselves, influenced by factors such as nationality, culture, and social context.

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Jan 23, 2026

Do people on average usually date within their own race due shared dna and in group preference

People do, on average, tend to date within their own race more often than not, but the evidence in the provided reporting points to social, cultural and preference-based mechanisms—homogamy and in‑gro...

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Mixed-race self-identification

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Do people on average usually date within their own race due shared dna and in group preference