What was the court's decision in Brown v. Board of Education? Your answer: The court ruled all public locations could remain separate as long as they were equal. The court ruled segregation in schools

What was the court's decision in Brown v. Board of Education?

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The court ruled all public locations could remain separate as long as they were equal.
The court ruled segregation in schools was against the 14th amendment.
The court ruled segregation could be determined by each individual state depending on each state's interpretation of the state's constitution.
O The court ruled that if schools wished to be integrated they must become a private school.
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