The freedom to love is something most of us take for granted. Like many other freedoms, the right for interracial couples to be together was brought to court and won in a case called Loving vs. Virginia and became part of the civil rights movement. Every year on June 12th in major cities, such as New York City, San Francisco, Chicago, etc. big celebrations are held to recognize the Loving case’s victory. The celebrations are big parties with food, music, and many more at a specific outside venue to make it open to the public. The celebrations show support for interracial couples whom now benefit from the Loving's victory. Loving day shows awareness to society regarding the struggle for interracial couples (heterosexual or homosexual). Loving day can be seen as a feminist movement, because it fights for non- prejudice against women in an interracial relationship and recognizes Mildred and Richard Loving, whom I mentioned in the “Wahine Biblios” section. Loving Day has helped to promote same sex marriages and by educating people about the Loving case, the celebrated day can lead to legal gay marriage and the acceptance of the legal homosexual marriages. There is a website specifically for Loving Day foundation, so go check it out. The link can be seen below. People can use the website that provides a Loving Day party kit and hold their own celebration for the occasion. Celebrations can include a small gathering at your apartment or house, planning a school wide event, going on a special date with your significant other, and many more. Simply wearing a T-shirt (buy from linked website) can help support, spread awareness, and celebrate Loving Day. Show your support for interracial relationships!