Writings
Home
Current Issue
TMA Commentary
TAE Commentary
TMA Newsletter
A Mixed Blog
A Mixed Blog Archive
Guestbook
TMA Forum
Facebook Group
Advocacy Efforts
Advocacy and Letters
News and Press Releases
Government
Online Market
Book Store
Online Market
Cafepress Store
Miscellaneous
About Us
Contact Us
Links
Get Involved
Meetings and Conferences
News Feeds
Palm OS Downloads
Search
Administrator
TMA Forum and Chat
multiracial.com Webrings
Syndicate
CB Login
CB Online
No Users Online
Last comments by AkoComment Tweaked SE
"Law and Order" Prog...
Comment from the Netherlands about ...
07/01/08 09:22 More...
By Brian Amsterdam

The Misidentificatio...
I enjoyed reading your article and ...
17/01/08 02:56 More...
By Alice Glass

Growing up biracial
Hello, I am a student at the Uni...
15/11/08 16:26 More...
By ajbutterfly

Growing up biracial
The "biracial advantage" only holds...
30/08/08 02:21 More...
By gordongreg

Growing up biracial
general
Look like people is a poem that tou...
23/08/08 03:09 More...
By mike5

Happy Loving Day! PDF Print E-mail
User Rating: / 0
PoorBest 
Written by James A. Landrith   
Thursday, 12 June 2008

Please remember this important day and the positive impact it has had on American society and our own personal lives as well.

Attached below is this year’s message from Ken Tanabe, founder of Loving Day.

Forward from Ken:

Forty one years ago today, Richard and Mildred Loving walked out of the Supreme Court in Washington, DC. After nine years of struggle, they won the right to be together as an interracial couple. They also won that right for interracial couples nationwide, ending about 400 years of racist laws that existed in 35 states. So today, we celebrate our legal right to marriage and relationships without regard to race.

This year is particularly significant because Mrs. Loving tragically passed away. While we are saddened by this, we can also be inspired by her historic achievement. Mrs. Loving was a regular person from a small town who made a big difference. We can all make a difference as well. Let's teach our children, friends, and relatives about the Loving decision. Let's fight the prejudice that still exists for people in interracial, international, and intercultural relationships. Let's join together as a community of many races, cultures, and nationalities to celebrate Loving Day.

There are Loving Day Celebrations happening nationwide! Take a look at our list of celebrations to see if there's one near you:
http://www.lovingday.org/list_of_celebrations.htm

It's fun and easy to host your own Loving Day Celebration with our free Celebration Kit in PDF format. Download it here:
http://www.lovingday.org/files/documents/loving_day_kit_2007_01.pdf

If you host a Celebration, be sure to share it with us! Take photos or videos and post them online through Flickr or YouTube:
http://www.flickr.com/groups/lovingday/
http://www.youtube.com/group/lovingday

All the best to you and yours, and Happy Loving Day!





Reddit!Del.icio.us!Google!Live!Facebook!Slashdot!Netscape!Technorati!StumbleUpon!Spurl!Wists!Simpy!Newsvine!Blinklist!Furl!Fark!Blogmarks!Yahoo!Smarking!Netvouz!Shadows!RawSugar!Ma.gnolia!PlugIM!Squidoo!BlogMemes!FeedMeLinks!BlinkBits!Tailrank!linkaGoGo!Free social bookmarking plugins and extensions for Joomla! websites!

Add as favourites (423) | Quote this article on your site | Views: 5754

  Be first to comment this article
RSS comments

Only registered users can write comments.
Please login or register.

Powered by AkoComment Tweaked Special Edition v.1.4.6
AkoComment © Copyright 2004 by Arthur Konze - www.mamboportal.com
All right reserved

 
< Prev   Next >