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The impact of Loving vs. Virginia allowed people in all states to legally be able to have interracial marriages.

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Mildred Jeter, a black woman, married Richard Loving, a white worker in Washington D.C.  When they returned to Virginia, they were charged because of Virginias Code.

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"Leaving State to evade law. -- If any white person and colored person shall go out of this State, for the purpose of being married, and with the intention of returning, and be married out of it, and afterwards return to and reside in it, cohabiting as man and wife, they shall be punished as provided in § 20-59, and the marriage shall be governed by the same law as if it had been solemnized in this State. The fact of their cohabitation here as man and wife shall be evidence of their marriage."

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The case was argued on April 10, 1967.

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The case was decided unconstitutional on June 12, 1967.

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This case impacted our country socially. It allowed people to have mix racial families. People became more open to mix racial people and families which created a better environment socially in the U.S. This case helped influence other social movements such as the same-sex marriage case.

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The case impacted our country politically. Barack Obama is from a mix racial family. His mother was white while his father was black. He would not be one of our past great presidents today if it wasn't for this case.

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No state shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the United States; nor shall any state deprive any person of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law; nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws.

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Chief Warren ruled banning interracial marriage to be unconstitutional.

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The people involved in this issue were Mildred Jeter, Richard Loving, and Chief Warren from the Supreme Court.

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Marriage creates economic mobility. Interracial marriages allow people to have better finical situations.

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This case breaks the Fourteenth amendment because both people were citizens of the U.S. and no law shall abridge the privileges or immunities of these people.

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People may believe that this case was constitutional because Virginia had a law that people may not marry mix raced, but the fourteenth amendment proves that that law is unconstitutional just as much as the case.