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    1. In 1966, interracial marriage was still illegal in many U.S. states, mostly across the South.

      It wasn’t until 1967, with the landmark Supreme Court case Loving v. Virginia, that these laws were struck down nationwide, affirming that marriage is a fundamental right for all, regardless of race.

    2. Mountainmint749 on

      Maryland and Delaware are surprising. I would’ve imagined they already would have been culturally shifted into their current Midatlantic culture that is liberal and progressive than their ancestral Southern culture

    3. RedneckThinker on

      So what?

      Last I checked, that was 60 years ago, we moved on, and shit got better.

    4. when people say „what does the „south“ in American actually mean?“ i can show them this map.

    5. Flat-Leg-6833 on

      And where it was legal it was still not tolerated by any side. Growing up in a disproportionately Italian American community on Long Island any parent would have a stroke if their child brought home someone of a different race but especially black.

    6. Jesus, no wonder my grandma was so racist lol

      I live in Missouri and my grandma was born in 1927.

      I remember we were watching TV one time together (she was babysitting me while I was home sick) and some pharmaceutical commercial came on that had an interracial couple.

      She was not happy lol

    7. Cookies4weights on

      Would it make you feel better or worse to know that the other states were not far ahead? Ie California 1948

    8. No-Lunch4249 on

      One small interesting point on this map: Maryland DID have an anti-miscegenation law in 1966, but managed to sneak in repealing it in early 1967 before the Supreme Court delivered their opinion on *Loving v. Virginia* in June of that year

    9. HotArtichoke4579 on

      when we look at it like this i feel America has historically not been as free as we think like , India had interracial marriage and equality for all before USA

    10. jodaddy1956 on

      People will be people, life goes on, live and let live. We are only accountable for our own actions.

    11. GuySmileyIncognito on

      The only reason it was legal in Utah is that there are only white people there so it’s not a concern.

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