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In brown v. Board of education of topeka, the supreme court ruled that it was.
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In brown v. Board of education of topeka, the supreme court ruled that it was.

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Answer:Unconstitutional

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Unconstitutional

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In this case, the court ruled limiting students from attending certain school because of their race was violating the 14th amendment.

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