Can you rewrite this for me "Windsor v. State of Alabama refers to a case that the United States Supreme Court decided in 1971. It referred to a challenge to the Constitution of the Alabama state law that banned interracial marriage. James Edward Windsor and his wife, Mary Windsor, brought the case as they were denied a marriage license in Alabama because they were of distinctive races. James Windsor was an African American, while Mary Windsor was white. This case began when James and Mary Windsor applied for a marriage license in Alabama in 1967, which resulted in the denial of the license since the Alabama law prohibited marriages of mixed races (Windsor v. State, 1971). This led to the couple filing a lawsuit that challenged the law's constitutionality. This is how the case made its way to the United States Supreme Court