This long-forgotten memory came to mind while reading Interracial Intimacies, a rich and outspoken new volume by Randall Kennedy, an African-American law professor at Harvard. More precisely, it recurred during Kennedy’s discussion of “racist folklore that equated amalgamation with something akin to bestiality” and his assertion that, even a quarter-century after my experience, there remains […]
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