Why is Loving v. Virginia a historical case?
A The case ended segregation laws in the U. S.
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Why is Loving v. Virginia a historical case?
A The case ended segregation laws in the U. S.
B The case eliminated state authority over laws relating to race.
C The case increased awareness of Southern states' racist laws.
D The case launched a legal shift in race-related laws in the U. S.
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