In the Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka case (1954), the Supreme Court ruled that it is illegal to force people of different races to attend separate schools. The decision was based on the fact that

In the Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka case (1954), the Supreme Court ruled that it is illegal to force people of different races to attend separate schools. The decision was based on the fact that minority students were not receiving an equal education. The idea of "separate but equal" is a violation of rights. Which of the following supports the idea that "separate but equal" is a violation of citizens' rights?

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