ormal, lack true identity, and challenge the classification of "The one drop rule" identification codes from American Minority Peoples a study in racial and cultural conflicts in the United States: by Donald Young.
             Donald Young, American Minority People, 1932, believes, historically, the major contribution toward race mixture in the United States primarily resulted from exploration, immigration, excess of males among the mobile group. He adds, "The sex impulse is a constant factor in men whose home family relations have been broken or interrupted from a long journey of exploration." These hardy adventures that first settled the eastern region of the United States began a mixture of white and Indian blood. With the introduction of slavery in the United States, the presence of slaves and minority women of inferior social status was a temptation to illicit relationships, for such women were property and were held cheap by the white men of the highest social class.
             Women of an inferior group were considered prey to the white males causing an inferior mixture of interracial offspring.
             The legal definition of the "inferior" race is any degree of mixture from one-half down to the slightest trace. This historical mindset is the real basis and justification for popular pressure against the mixture of peoples who may readily be distinguished from each other either because of racial features or because of cultural differences. Donald Young suggest "Children of mixed cultures are much more likely to be social liabilities than those whose parents accept a common culture." "The mixed blood is thus an unadjusted person. His imme
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