Brown v Board of Education fixed a new era in race and schooling
The 1954 Supreme Court ruling overturned Plessy v Ferguson and declared separate public schools unconstitutional. The decision, read by Chief Justice Warren, shifted civil rights aims from desegregated classrooms to broader equality, triggering protests, legal battles, and varied desegregation progress across the South and border states.
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