The Brown v. Board decision didn't stem from a single case, rather it was a ruling for a bundling of cases that all challenged racial segregation in public schools. The cases were filed in Delaware, the District of Columbia, Virginia, South Carolina and Kansas. They had a variety of circumstances from single-room shacks labeled 'schools,' to student-led strikes with more than 400 participants, and had more than 200 total plaintiffs.
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Last updated: March 26, 2022