Women could lose their citizenship if they performed a specific form of this practice under the 1922 Cable Act.
Women could lose their citizenship if they performed a specific form of this practice under the 1922 Cable Act. Alice Jones was forced to show her shoulders and legs in court to determine whether Kip Rhinelander had knowingly engaged in this practice. A law banning this practice was struck down by the Supreme Court of California in the case Perez v. Sharp. A letter written to Robert Kennedy prompted the ACLU to challenge a law prohibiting this practice, which had caused two people named Richard and Mildred to be banned from the state of the Virginia for 25 years. Eighty years after the Supreme Court upheld laws banning this practice in Pace v. Alabama, it overturned the ruling in the Loving case. For 10 points, name this practice exemplified by a white person and a black person being wed.
Women could lose their citizenship if they performed a specific form of this practice under the 1922 Cable Act.
interracial marriage [or miscegenation; or obvious equivalents; or answers such as marrying an Asian immigrant; prompt on marriage]