United States: American Indians With African Ancestry - Differential Fertility And The Complexities Of Social Identity

United States: American Indians With African Ancestry - Differential Fertility And The Complexities Of Social Identity Michael H. Logan, 2011   Interethnic marriage represents a major trend in the demographic history of American Indians. While the majority of these unions involved Indian women and Caucasian men, a sizeable number occurred between Indians and African Americans. The children of these bicultural marriages were “mixed bloods” who in turn typically married non-Indians or other...

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