U.S. National Loving Day is on June 12, and the name for this day is an interesting one. The holiday is, of course, about spreading love but, ironically, it also references the names of Mildred and Richard Loving, who fought against the laws confining them and everyone else from marrying interracially.
Race Unity Day, also known as Race Amity Day, is observed the second Sunday in June. The day was started by the Bahá'à National Spiritual Assembly in the United States in 1957, but it was known as Race Amity Day until 1965. The goal is to raise awareness to the importance of racial harmony and understanding.
The World Day Against Child Labor is an International Labor Organization-sanctioned holiday first launched in 2002 aiming to raise awareness and activism to prevent child labor.
