Loving Day Legacy: Love, Purpose, and the Pursuit of Justice
Today is Loving Day.
58 years ago today, Mildred and Richard Loving's landmark case reached the United States Supreme Court with the involvement of the ACLU and changed history. Their love struck down laws banning interracial marriage, affirming something simple, yet powerful: the freedom to love and choose your own future.
As an interracial couple celebrating 9 years together this month, we honor their legacy every day by intentionally building a life rooted in love, inclusion, and purpose through our intercultural relationship, our business A-Game Creations, and all that we do.
Acknowledging today as Loving Day is a reminder that human rights, autonomy, and family shouldn't be up for debate.
Right now, people across the country and around the world are raising their voices against injustice, protesting immigration bans, harmful policies, and the stripping away of basic freedoms. Fear is being used to justify injustice. These aren't just political issues. They are deeply personal ones about basic human dignity.
Diversity, inclusion, and the right to exist with dignity are what make this country beautiful. When we forget that, we lose sight of what makes us strong. So today, we celebrate love and continue to stand with every family, community, and voice fighting to be heard, seen, valued, and free.
For the past 7 years, we have been so lucky and honored to create graphics, videos, and other content through our small business @agame.creations for individuals, nonprofits, and larger platforms to amplify the incredible work they do to help people and advocate for positive change in society at large.
We have a responsibility to stand up for each other, no matter where we come from. We will continue to do what we can and urge you to use your voice too. Silence isn't an option.
P.S. Today is also coincidentally National Red Rose Day. The roses pictured were for a celebration of a loved one near and dear to us. More on that soon.