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Events Calendar: The Loving Story

Browse workshops, lecture series, exhibitions, and more at the Prince George's Community College Library.

Introduction

The Loving Story (2011) documents the relationship between Richard Loving and Mildred Jeter, whose marriage challenged Virginia's "miscegenation laws" enforcing racial segregation. The film examines how the love between two people led the charge for equality, justice, and ultimately struck down state laws banning interracial marriage in the United States. 

Hear the Oral Arguments

Listen to excerpts from the case, which began on April 10, 1967. Featured voices include: Philip Hirschkopf and Bernard Cohen (attorneys for the Lovings); William Marutani (Japanese American Citizens League representative and deliverer of an Amicus brief in support of the Lovings); R.D. McIlwaine III (attorney for the state of Virginia); Earl Warren (Chief Justice of the Supreme Court).

Screening Information

(Source: Wikipedia)

There are no screenings scheduled at this time. Contact us if you'd like to receive more information about future events.

The Case

Interested in knowing more about the groundbreaking 1967 case, Loving v. VirginiaConsult the following links: 

Images

(Source: Icarus Films)

View a collection of photographs taken of the Lovings by Grey Villet, which were later published in the March 18, 1966 LIFE issue, “The Crime of Being Married.”