Where Voices Linger, Reflections on Loving v. Virginia

In conjunction with the special exhibition happa.me, MOCA is proud to present a hybrid program that examines the enduring legacy of Loving v. Virginia and its impact on interracial relationships in the United States. The evening will open with a presentation of Where Voices Linger, a short play by Jeremy Rafal that reflects on the complexities of forbidden love and the pursuit of truth. A panel discussion, led by Ken Tanabe, founder of Loving Day, will follow, offering historical insight, personal perspectives, and contemporary reflections on the landmark case and its resonance today.

We invite you to join us for an engaging and thought-provoking program that brings together art, history, and community to explore the lasting significance of Loving v. Virginia.