Richard and Mildred Loving were a Virginia couple whose marriage in 1958 in Washington, D.C. led to their arrest when they returned home to Central Point, Virginia.

Mildred Loving's relationship made her a civil rights trailblazer. Her support for same-sex marriage made her an inspiration.

In this Valentine's Day season, I am reminded of Mildred Loving's and St. Valentine's acts of justice for the right to love ...

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More importantly, the memorial leaves out the rather substantial exception to the states’ virtually exclusive province noted by the Court; namely, “certain constitutional guarantees, see, e.g., Loving ...

FROM 2022: Groundbreaking interracial marriage Supreme Court Case becomes subject of newest Virginia opera Geter said the Loving v. Virginia opera is the fourth opera that he has written.

The Honorable S. Bernard Goodwyn, chief justice of the Supreme Court of Virginia, has announced his intention to retire effective Jan, 1, 2026. A Friday, Jan. 31, news release from the court noted ...

This powerful new opera tells the inspiring true story of Mildred and Richard Loving, whose courage and love led to the landmark Supreme Court decision that struck down laws prohibiting interracial ...

Virginia Opera and the Richmond Symphony will present the world premiere of “Loving v. Virginia,” a new opera that tells the story of Mildred and Richard Loving, whose legal battle led to the landmark ...