Interracial photo wife

He was buried in a white cemetery. She was buried in a black cemetery. Their marriage was unheard-of at the time. Their relationship defied convention, and yet it survived war and bitter family resentment.

June 12 marks the 52nd anniversary of Loving v. Virginia , the landmark Supreme Court decision that declared all laws against interracial marriage unconstitutional. The Lovings were found guilty and sentenced to a year in jail, but the trial judge agreed to suspend the sentence if the Lovings agreed to leave the state of Virginia and not return for 25 years. The couple and their lawyers took the case to the Supreme Court, a legal process that upended their lives as well as the lives of their three children for almost a decade. To celebrate the watershed moment, we asked our readers to tell us why Loving v. Virginia still matters today and to share the one word that describes their marriage.

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Franci Neely, the ex-wife of Houston Astros owner Jim Crane, confronted an interracial Houston couple over a birthday photo shoot for their baby, yelling at them to stay off the grass of a public area. Kelyn and Isaiah Allen were having a professional photo shoot with their month-old daughter around p. Neely, a socialite and noted philanthropist , reportedly harassed the couple and put her hands on the husband when he started to record the encounter, screaming and slapping him. She then turned her attention towards the photographer, who had recommended the spot for the photo shoot after the Allens had initially proposed another Houston area, Hermann Park, to stage the photos. While other couples were purportedly nearby, also taking photos, the Allens were the only ones that Neely approached.