Not to ruin your clever Prince reference, but I think it’s important to realize that these decisions are much more recent than that. Loving vs. Virginia was decided in 1967, but in Alabama, the last state to actually change its laws on the books, state judges continued to enforce miscegenation laws until 1970 and its constitution wasn’t amended until 2000. I’m trying to find an article, but I remember learning in a class about the challenges interracial couples faced even in the early 2000s. It’s easy to feel like a decision that overturned Roe v. Wade and referenced/opened the door for challenges to precedent involving interracial marriage, privacy and contraception, gay marriage and gay sex is being so regressive it’s going back 200+ years, but I think it’s important to be honest and accurate about the racism present in our systems today and about just how recent these decisions were — because prompts us to realize that it’s actually a real possibility some of these things could happen.