NBC 4 New York:“Loving Day is named in honor of…a Virginia couple who took their right to marry all the way to the Supreme Court…Joining us now is Loving Day founder and president Ken Tanabe…”
Waterloo Cedar Falls Courier:“June 12 marks Loving Day, an annual celebration that’s gaining momentum…graphic designer Ken Tanabe…provides free educational materials and a central communication center at LovingDay.org.”
Forbes:“About 10 years ago, designer, organizer, educator, speaker, and startup friend Ken Tanabe decided to commemorate the court decision of Loving v. Virginia…The flagship commemoration takes place in New York City each year and attracts over 1,500 people…”
CBS 2 WFMY:“It’s the 45th anniversary of the Loving v. Virginia case…And in honor of this, hundreds of people will attend celebrations across the country hosted by an organization called Loving Day.”
The L Magazine:“’It’s important to celebrate multiethnic heritage globally with shared traditions such as Loving Day,’ Tanabe said of the celebration’s mission. ‘They allow us to connect to each other and build community…to fight racial prejudice through education…’”
CNN:“The June 12th anniversary of the Loving decision is celebrated as “Loving Day” in cities all over the U.S., and internationally in Tokyo and Barcelona.”
BBC Two:“On what its organizers call Loving Day, thousands of people in cities across America celebrate the anniversary of a verdict that legalized mixing.”
Print Magazine:Interview with Steven Heller: “The most gratifying thing about Loving Day has been seeing communities, including the multiethnic community, come together.”
ABC Boston:“Loving Day is so critically important because it gets enough people and enough attention…to explore where we are today…and what we can do in the future.”
The CW Network:Loving Day was featured on the morning news after the Puerto Rican Day Parade, including an interview with Loving Day founder Ken Tanabe.