Naim v. Naim (Va. 1955)
nMarriage between “a Chinese” and “a white person” declared void
n“We are unable to read in the Fourteenth Amendment to the Constitution, or in any
other provision of that
great document, any words or any intendment which prohibit the State from enacting legislation to preserve the racial integrity of its citizens, or which denies
the power of the
State to regulate the marriage relation so that it shall not have a mongrel breed of citizens. . . .”