How might schools look today if the Supreme Court had not invalidated "separate but equal” in the Brown decision?

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Erisco · Answer 1 · 2021-04-18T19:19:55+0000

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Schools would be segregated.

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Schools would be segregated because "separate but equal" referred to how segregation was allowed as long as the conditions in the separate places were equal.

How might schools look today if the Supreme Court had not invalidated "separate but equal” in the Brown decision?

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