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Peer Review: A87991735 - Loving v Virginia: A Landmark Case About the Right to Marry
Dmitri Gheorgheni, Post Editor Started conversation Jul 15, 2020
Entry: Loving v Virginia: A Landmark Case About the Right to Marry - A87991735
Author: Dmitri Gheorgheni - Not Banned in China - U1590784
Last evening, we watched a good television film based on the Loving v Virginia court case, called 'Mr and Mrs Loving'. I've been writing school lessons about it for years, and I thought this might be a good story to share.
Besides, people might want to celebrate Loving Day.
A87991735 - Loving v Virginia: A Landmark Case About the Right to Marry
SashaQ - happysad Posted Jul 15, 2020
Excellent - thank you very much. The perfect amount of context so the Entry is very clear and educational
A87991735 - Loving v Virginia: A Landmark Case About the Right to Marry
Dmitri Gheorgheni, Post Editor Posted Jul 15, 2020
A87991735 - Loving v Virginia: A Landmark Case About the Right to Marry
Galaxy Babe - eclectic editor Posted Jul 16, 2020
What a great story
Thank you for educating me about Loving Day
GB
P.S. I am reminded of the couple who said they were kidnapped by aliens, they were an interracial married pair in the early 60s - Betty and Barney Hill - I wrote an entry about their encounter: A87829591 and I adore the image on it
A87991735 - Loving v Virginia: A Landmark Case About the Right to Marry
Dmitri Gheorgheni, Post Editor Posted Jul 16, 2020
Thanks, GB! I remember Betty and Barney Hill very well. And that is a good illustration! It took courage to be them in the 60s - no wonder Betty was able to tell aliens off.
If you're interested, you may be able to find the film 'Mr and Mrs Loving' on your streaming service. It stars a young Timothy Hutton. I was impressed with that film - it was realistic to the time period (and about the couple, not courtrooms).
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Tavaron da Quirm - Arts Editor Posted Jul 16, 2020
Great Entry, very educational!
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Dmitri Gheorgheni, Post Editor Posted Jul 16, 2020
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Peer Review: A87991735 - Loving v Virginia: A Landmark Case About the Right to Marry
- 1: Dmitri Gheorgheni, Post Editor (Jul 15, 2020)
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- 3: Dmitri Gheorgheni, Post Editor (Jul 15, 2020)
- 4: Galaxy Babe - eclectic editor (Jul 16, 2020)
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