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Jun
Loving Day is a special day celebrated on June 12th. It's named after a couple, Richard and Mildred Loving, who helped change unfair laws in the United States. A long time ago, people of different races weren't allowed to marry each other in some places. Richard and Mildred, who were black and white, loved each other very much and went to court to change this. Their bravery led to everyone being allowed to marry whomever they love, no matter their race. Loving Day reminds us of the importance of love, equality, and the courage to stand up for what's right.
How to celebrate Loving Day?
On Loving Day, invite friends and family to a fun picnic in the park with tasty treats like sandwiches and fruit. Wear colorful clothes to celebrate happiness and love. Play games like tag or frisbee and enjoy music that makes you want to dance. Share stories about people who are important to you and maybe make some crafts, like friendship bracelets or love-themed drawings. End the day by watching a feel-good movie together with popcorn. Before everyone goes home, take a group photo to remember the special day and the love you shared with everyone around you.
Where Loving Day is celebrated?
- - International
- - United States
