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Long-term impact of court's decision on American history.

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Long-term impact of court's decision on American history.

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"Today a high court with a conservative majority concludes that any policy based on race-no matter how well intentioned- is a violation of every child's Fourteenth Amendment right to be treated as an individual without regard to race."

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In text it explains "It was an idealistic Supreme Court that in 1954 approved Brown as race-conscious policy needed to repair the damage of school segregation and protect every child's Fourteenth Amendment right to equal treatment under law." It helped prepare students to live in a pluralistic society. Wanted Black children to have the right to attend white schools as a point of leverage over the biased spending patterns of the segregationists who ran schools.

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Thomas Hobbes and Locke wrote approvingly of slavery. Carrie Lee Buck had a the theory that "three generations of imbeciles are enough". They carefully avoided making fun at the cost of the poor or the crippled, but instead twist self importance among the ruling class. They wrote "A root meaning of 'humor' is humus-bringing low down to earth..." "There, the dangers of silence, governmental-aggrandizement and nest feathering rise to their most acute level." The University is acting on behalf of persons who are disempowered what they call their tormentors.

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The Antagonist:
Thurgood Marshall shook the pillars of segregation in announcing its new and resounding principle that "separate is inherently unequal." They argued that only 14% of white students attended to schools with at least 3 races. While nearly 40% of both Black and Latino students attend intensely segregated schools with a 90-100% minority student population. Almost all Black and Latino students attend schools in which 3 quarters or more students are poor. They also said that no one benefits from such radical re-segregation. For the reasons that the isolation of White students prevents them from those with different backgrounds. It can make it more difficult for them to understand those who are different from themselves or to learn how to thrive in racially diverse setting as adults.

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Context of the time and constitutional rights being violated:

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Context of the time and constitutional rights being violated:

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The Brown v. Board of Education was a landmark case in the U.S. civil rights movements. Black lives and equality were being violated. The accommodations provided to Black people were far below the standard provided to white people in a segregated America. During the decades after the U.S. Civil War, the divisions of white and free Black populations were starkly evident. Segregation in public education violated the Constitution's guarantee of equal protections of the laws.