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National Loving Day isn’t just a random sweet holiday. Here’s the deeper story, and why you’ll want to celebrate.
Read full article: National Loving Day isn’t just a random sweet holiday. Here’s the deeper story, and why you’ll want to celebrate.A lot has changed since the 1960s. And the world can change quickly, too. If there has ever been a time when that is clear, it’s now.
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June 12 is Loving Day and its message is as important as ever -- heres why
Read full article: June 12 is Loving Day and its message is as important as ever -- heres whyMildred and Richard Loving, an interracial couple, married in Washington in 1958. Not all was bliss for the couple after they moved to their new home in Central Point, Virginia. Mildred Loving was of African and Native American descent while Richard Loving was white. The couple chose the latter option and moved back to Washington, where they grew their family and had three children. The couple was referred to the ACLU, which represented them in the landmark Supreme Court case Loving v. Virginia in 1967.