Loving Story Documentary this Tuesday on HBO
Be sure to check out “The Loving Story” documentary on HBO this Tuesday at 9pm EST.
The documentary details the true story of Mildred and Richard Loving and their fight to stay married as an interracial couple and through their fight made it legal for interracial marriage throughout the country via the Supreme Court (Loving v. Virginia). :)
Check out the preview video and be sure to watch this Tuesday at 9pm EST on HBO!
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![Mildred Loving (Anniversary Week Rewind)
Jay’s Note: Without the Lovings, how many of us would even be here? :)
Originally Featured: July 19, 2011
(African-American, Native American (Rappahannock & Cherokee tribes)) [American]
Known as: Mildred and her husband (Richard Loving) were the couple behind the US Supreme Court case Loving v. Virginia (1967), which finally made interracial marriage legal throughout the United States.
More Information: New York Times: Mildred Loving’s obituary, The Color of Love: Mildred, Mildred and Richard Loving’s Wikipedia page, LovingDay.org
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Mildred Loving (Anniversary Week Rewind)
Jay’s Note: Without the Lovings, how many of us would even be here? :)
Originally Featured: July 19, 2011
(African-American, Native American (Rappahannock & Cherokee tribes)) [American]
Known as: Mildred and her husband (Richard Loving) were the couple behind the US Supreme Court case Loving v. Virginia (1967), which finally made interracial marriage legal throughout the United States.
More Information: New York Times: Mildred Loving’s obituary, The Color of Love: Mildred, Mildred and Richard Loving’s Wikipedia page, LovingDay.org
If you’d like to suggest someone as a future Daily Multiracial, please let us know!
![Mildred Loving
(African-American, Native American (Rappahannock & Cherokee tribes)) [American]
Known as: Mildred and her husband (Richard Loving) were the couple behind the US Supreme Court case Loving v. Virginia (1967), which finally made interracial marriage legal throughout the United States.
More Information: New York Times: Mildred Loving’s obituary, The Color of Love: Mildred, Mildred and Richard Loving’s Wikipedia page, LovingDay.org
If you’d like to suggest someone as a future Daily Multiracial, please let us know!](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lojvmaYFlH1qgc6fao1_500.jpg)
Mildred Loving
(African-American, Native American (Rappahannock & Cherokee tribes)) [American]
Known as: Mildred and her husband (Richard Loving) were the couple behind the US Supreme Court case Loving v. Virginia (1967), which finally made interracial marriage legal throughout the United States.
More Information: New York Times: Mildred Loving’s obituary, The Color of Love: Mildred, Mildred and Richard Loving’s Wikipedia page, LovingDay.org
If you’d like to suggest someone as a future Daily Multiracial, please let us know!
Loving Day Celebration - Weekend of June 12th
Be sure to check out the Loving Day celebrations happening all around the United States (and even in other countries) the weekend of June 12th.
Loving Day celebrates the 44th annivesary of the Loving v. Virgina (1967), the US Supreme Court case that finally legalized interracial marriage here in the United States.
There are celebrations happening all over that weekend: New York City (Flagship celebration), Los Angeles (Mixed Roots Film and Literacy Festival), Chicago, Washington, DC, New Orleans, San Francisco, Atlanta, Seattle…and MANY other locations! You can even host your own celebration!
See what celebration is happening near you and come join in the celebration of freedom and love. :)
