Interracial marriages were illegal in thirteen states until 1967 when antimiscegenation laws, which made interracial marriage and sexual relations illegal, were finally overturned in which Supreme Court case:

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The correct Supreme Court case that overturned antimiscegenation laws and made interracial marriage legal in all states was Loving v. The Commonwealth of Virginia. Gratz v. Bollinger was a case about affirmative action in education, Brown v. Board of Education was a case about desegregation in public schools, and Roe v. Wade was a case about abortion rights.

Interracial Marriages Were Illegal in Thirteen States Until 1967 When