About four-in-ten U.S. intermarried couples include one Hispanic and one white spouse % of "opposite- sex newlywed intermarried couples that include each combination White/American Indian 3% Hispanic/ Black 5% White/ Black 11% White/ Asian 15% White/Hispanic 42%
The most common racial or ethnic pairing among newlywed intermarried couples is one Hispanic and one white spouse (42%). The next most common intermarriage pairings are one white and one Asian spouse (15%). Some 12% of newlywed intermarried couples include one white and one multiracial spouse, and 11% include one white and one black spouse.
About four-in-ten U.S.  | intermarried couples  | include one Hispanic and  | one white spouse  | % of "opposite- sex newlywed  | intermarried couples that  | include each combination  | Hispanic/Multracial  | Hispanic/Asian 3%  | White/American  | Indian 3%  | Hispanic/ Black 5%  | White/ Black 11%  | white/Multracial 12%  | White/ Asian 15%  | White/Hispanic 42%  | Note: Racial and ethnic combinations  | with values of less than 2% are not  | shown. Whites blacks, Asians and  | American Indians include only  | non-Hispanics. Hispanics are of any  | race Asians include Pacific Islanders.  | Source: Pew Research Center analysis  | of 2014 2015 American Community  | Survey (IPUMS).  | "intermarnage in the U.S 50 Years  | After Loving v. Virginia"  | PEW RESEARCH CENTER 