Plessy v. Ferguson by Ryleigh Van Emmerik https://padlet.com/vanem69/b3r0ecsjps24mpe8 en-us 2024-02-26 16:06:49 UTC 2024-02-29 15:51:53 UTC hello@padlet.com Plessy v Ferguson vanem69 https://padlet.com/vanem69/b3r0ecsjps24mpe8/wish/2897742467 Plessy v Ferguson is about 'separate but equal' for Black Americans, it was argued in April 1896 and was decided in May 1896. The Question asked by the Courts was, Does the Separate Car Act violate the Fourteenth Amendment?

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Homer Adolph Plessy

RESPONDENT

John Ferguson

LOWER COURT

Louisiana Supreme Court

DECIDED BY

Fuller Court

7-2 in favor of Ferguson

Judge Harlan and Bewer were in favor of Plessy

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