"Race Purists", are they "Slightly Nuts"?

In this 2012 article Jared Taylor responds to John Derbyshire's characterization of "race purists" as "slightly nuts," arguing that while he personally opposes miscegenation, he does not advocate for laws against it, emphasizing his opposition to government intrusion into private decision-making.

Taylor states he would not want his children to marry outside his race, expressing a desire for them to resemble their grandparents, which he attributes to both aesthetic preferences and a deep-seated human instinct to see one's own features reflected in offspring.