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Should the desegregation of Central High School be viewed as an example of the power of the people or the power of the courts?
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Should the desegregation of Central High School be viewed as an example of the power of the people or the power of the courts?

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Power of the people, because it was the peoples will that schools become desegregated while the courts said that segregation was law. In the end the people won and got what they desired, desegregation.
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