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The NAACP lawsuits challenging "separate by equal" schooling reached the Supreme Court in 1952 and were grouped under the title Brown V. Board of Education What was this court case challenging? What was
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The NAACP lawsuits challenging "separate by equal" schooling reached the Supreme Court in 1952 and were grouped under the title Brown V. Board of Education
What was this court case challenging?
What was the decision outcome
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This court case challenged the fact that black and white students could not share schools. The outcome was that "seperate but equal" segregation was not equal when it came to public education.
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