_But the rate of increase changed at about the time that online dating become popular.

_But the rate of increase changed at about the time that online dating become popular. “It is intriguing that shortly after the introduction of the first dating websites in 1995, like Match.com, the percentage of new marriages created by interracial couples increased rapidly,” say the researchers.

The increase became steeper in the 2000s, when online dating became even more popular.  Then, in 2014, the proportion of interracial marriages jumped again. “It is interesting that this increase occurs shortly after the creation of Tinder, considered the most popular online dating app,” they say._

Well, that should fire up the #altright's morons base pretty good.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.technologyreview.com/s/609091/first-evidence-that-online-dating-is-changing-the-nature-of-society/amp/

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