Loving v. Virginia in a Post-Racial World: Rethinking Race, Sex, and Marriage

Loving v.

Virginia in a Post-Racial World is an essential collection of essays that delve into the far-reaching impact of the landmark Supreme Court case on individual lives and American society as a whole.

With contributions from leading scholars across various fields, this book provides a comprehensive analysis of how Loving has influenced the "loving" of America, exploring both the progress made since 1967 and the persistent legal and social barriers to marital freedom and racial equality.

Through in-depth examinations of the case's symbolic dismantling of marital discrimination and its lasting effects on individual lives, this book offers a critical perspective on Loving's legacy and its relevance in today's post-racial world.