It's hard to believe this was a law! Disgusting!
So obviously unconstitutional. Since it's in the constitution that "All man are created equal!"
My husband and I would have been broken the law. We are one of the "Interracial" marriages - an Asian(a KoreanAmerican; an immigrant) and a -Scottish/Irish/English/Danish American! -ie A Caucasian! Married since 1977 and had two children.
It's nearly impossible for me to imagine that we couldn't be a married couple because of our race differences! I'm sure others who are also an interracial couples also feel as I do, we, my husband and I, do.
What the Lovings faced in the 1950s is unbelievable, like a fictional story. But all true! It's horrible that there were those laws existed in the first place. To actually face it with courage is commendable.
In the end, the Love triumphs over everything!
As you'll see how the Lovings has overcome their obstacles and remained true to each other.
By looking at the mr Loving one would think, oh, he's one of those southern "redneck" males.
However, he's anything but a man in love with a woman who's about to have their baby. They wish to marry, to acknowledge their love and to be a family. This should have been it and should not have been anyone else's business!
They fight against the state and ends up taking it all the way to The Supreme Court!
What courage!
I recommend viewing this historical tale. A love story, with all its involved, and of the couple who has overcome the mountainous obstacles.
Thank you all. 👍😊
So obviously unconstitutional. Since it's in the constitution that "All man are created equal!"
My husband and I would have been broken the law. We are one of the "Interracial" marriages - an Asian(a KoreanAmerican; an immigrant) and a -Scottish/Irish/English/Danish American! -ie A Caucasian! Married since 1977 and had two children.
It's nearly impossible for me to imagine that we couldn't be a married couple because of our race differences! I'm sure others who are also an interracial couples also feel as I do, we, my husband and I, do.
What the Lovings faced in the 1950s is unbelievable, like a fictional story. But all true! It's horrible that there were those laws existed in the first place. To actually face it with courage is commendable.
In the end, the Love triumphs over everything!
As you'll see how the Lovings has overcome their obstacles and remained true to each other.
By looking at the mr Loving one would think, oh, he's one of those southern "redneck" males.
However, he's anything but a man in love with a woman who's about to have their baby. They wish to marry, to acknowledge their love and to be a family. This should have been it and should not have been anyone else's business!
They fight against the state and ends up taking it all the way to The Supreme Court!
What courage!
I recommend viewing this historical tale. A love story, with all its involved, and of the couple who has overcome the mountainous obstacles.
Thank you all. 👍😊