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A rather soft-voiced treatment of a very heavyweight subject- the song strongly implied it was about Interracial Romance, not approved of by the Girl"s family- You can't see him anymore..) As far as I know this was the first POPULAR song dealing directly with race mixing, though many songs have pushed the 9 get together) aspect of brotherhood or racial tolerance.
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