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This 1896 Supreme Court decision created legal justification for segregation laws. Ruled "separate but equal" was constitutional O Brown v Board of Education Plessy v Ferguson Sweatt v Painter
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This 1896 Supreme Court decision created legal justification for

segregation laws. Ruled "separate but equal" was constitutional
O Brown v Board of Education
Plessy v Ferguson
Sweatt v Painter

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Brown v board I’m pretty sure
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wait first you need to search in the 1896s what segregation law did they make

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