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Legalized segregation of the races was made unconstitutional by which supreme court case ?

Legalized segregation of the races was made unconstitutional by which supreme court case ?
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Legalized segregation of the races was made unconstitutional by which supreme court case ?

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Brown v. Board of Education

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Legalized segregation of the races was made unconstitutional by the Supreme Court case of Brown versus Board of Education in the year 1954. The date when the decision was given was 17th of May. It was a decision that changed the lives of the people that were dominated because of their skin color. 
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