Discuss Brown v. Board of Education (1954) and its affect on the civil rights movement.

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By ending segregation in public schools, nationally, advances in desegregation in housing, and other major aspects of life, were possible.

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Brown v Board of Education help get rid of segregation in schools

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Ldot answered Oct 18, 2022

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