Yes, he does say something about American society, which so frowned on miscegenation in the 1870s.
The miscegenation Ball was an exception in its otherwise bland, though proficient, catalog.
miscegenation would follow and a mongrel race would be the result.
The major theme defining our new American century is miscegenation.
He calls attention to such injustices as miscegenation, lynching, unfairness of the courts, and discrimination in traveling.
Nature, though eager for cross-fertilisation, abhors 'miscegenation' with all the bitterness of an American politician.
When she was indicted last spring for miscegenation, she swore in court that she was not a white woman.
But he has never sunk the contempt, and the contempt saves him from any general practice of miscegenation.
The inflow of white blood was small, and much of what did come lost itself in the dismal swamp of miscegenation.
Among the Dravidians, especially, there are many castes which trace their origin to miscegenation.
miscegenation mis·ceg·e·na·tion (mĭ-sěj'ə-nā'shən, mĭs'ĭ-jə-)
Marriage or sexual relations between individuals of different races.