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Loving v. Virginia was a case back in 1967. This case was between Richard Loving and Virginia's court. Richard Loving was a white man who wanted to marry an African American woman. This was against the law in Virginia so they both went to jail. Virginia was breaking the laws of the 14 amendment. The supreme court made different race marriage a landmark decision which means that it is a legal principle..

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Mildred and Richard loving were an interracial couple married in D.C., but moved to Virginia where interracial marriage was banned. Due to this marriage the lovings were found guilty and sentenced to a year in jail. The judge agreed to suspend the trial if the couple didn't return to Virginia for 25 years. After this case the number of interracial marriages increased, and this case was cited as a landmark court case in the fight for racial equality in the United States..