https://padlet.com/karleynawrocki/vwd2474p5g0vt9p9 a. Explain THREE reactions or responses people had to the Brown vs. Board of Education of Topeka court case (think about what you learned from the other groups as they shared their presentations about the different locations) b. Write TWO things you now know about the Brown vs. Board of Education of Topeka court case (remember the five Ws). c. Share ONE question you still have. en-us 2021-04-25 00:38:41 UTC 2021-05-11 16:25:35 UTC hello@padlet.com 1472183 https://padlet.com/karleynawrocki/vwd2474p5g0vt9p9/wish/1503177956 a-
1. there were teachers that were upset about having 17 blacks students attending an all-white central high
2. parents were nervous for their kids to attend
3. students were concerned but at the same time weren't happy and trashed the black students
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1. something i now know about the case is that many people sided with the side to keep segregation and they really did all they could and try to stop the law to form.]]> 2021-05-07 16:50:20 UTC https://padlet.com/karleynawrocki/vwd2474p5g0vt9p9/wish/1503177956 1484161 https://padlet.com/karleynawrocki/vwd2474p5g0vt9p9/wish/1503187674 there seemed to be a lot of court cases and it made me think about how they get scheduled and the money and cost and the outcome]]> 2021-05-07 16:52:28 UTC https://padlet.com/karleynawrocki/vwd2474p5g0vt9p9/wish/1503187674 https://padlet.com/karleynawrocki/vwd2474p5g0vt9p9/wish/1503189050 a reaction to the kids going  to school in little rock was a teacher trying to get them kicked out .   

]]> 2021-05-07 16:52:47 UTC https://padlet.com/karleynawrocki/vwd2474p5g0vt9p9/wish/1503189050 1506984 https://padlet.com/karleynawrocki/vwd2474p5g0vt9p9/wish/1503189263 1. Three reactions and responses people had to the court case was that the white people didn't like the black people coming to their schools. They were very violent in Boston, if the bus had ended up at the school, it would have been burned. In Charlestown, the people didn't want to send their kids to a black school, so they took them out of the buses.

2. I now know that the case took place in 1954,  and it was Thurgood Marshall who started it.

3. Why did the people who started transferring the students think that it might actually work, when the white and black students have been apart for so long?]]> 2021-05-07 16:52:50 UTC https://padlet.com/karleynawrocki/vwd2474p5g0vt9p9/wish/1503189263 1467571 https://padlet.com/karleynawrocki/vwd2474p5g0vt9p9/wish/1503189841 The three different reactions that the people I was reading about like that parents were upset that they wanted their black kids to transfer schools but weren't able to because of how careless prince Geroge county was,another reaction is the judge in that county once he had heard that Prince George County has been ILLEGALY being discramting blck kids,one more reaction is the County in general once they heard that they had to stop segregation they didn't try to do anything about it . 2 things I know about the Brown vs. Board is a school got sued because of the rascims .That kids were able to go to school together question I have is why was white people didn't want an school together with everyone. ]]> 2021-05-07 16:52:58 UTC https://padlet.com/karleynawrocki/vwd2474p5g0vt9p9/wish/1503189841 1481582 https://padlet.com/karleynawrocki/vwd2474p5g0vt9p9/wish/1503189852 Three reactions my class mates had to the Brown vs. Board of Education are:
1.) Black parents pressured the school to integrate
2.) People were hurt because of their skin color
3.) Mrs. Clyde A. Thomason, went to court  to get rid of 9 black students that went to the school

Two things I know now about the Brown vs. Board of Education are:
1.) States that were in the North integrated, while states in the South did not
2.) Segregated school districts were not given money

One question I still have is:
1.) Who were the leaders of the protests if their were  protests for and against Brown vs. Board of Education?]]> 2021-05-07 16:52:58 UTC https://padlet.com/karleynawrocki/vwd2474p5g0vt9p9/wish/1503189852 1481371 https://padlet.com/karleynawrocki/vwd2474p5g0vt9p9/wish/1503195597 many people thought the idea was horrible and black people should not go to there schools and many took it to the extreme by hurting and say racial slurs to black people and some people understood and did not do anything. 
and things i learned is how only a bit of people were okay with the changes made and more white people did not like then black and many changes took to the worse]]> 2021-05-07 16:54:14 UTC https://padlet.com/karleynawrocki/vwd2474p5g0vt9p9/wish/1503195597 1463961 https://padlet.com/karleynawrocki/vwd2474p5g0vt9p9/wish/1503200079 1 some people got court cases because their white children couldn't get into schools
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3]]> 2021-05-07 16:55:12 UTC https://padlet.com/karleynawrocki/vwd2474p5g0vt9p9/wish/1503200079 1663131 https://padlet.com/karleynawrocki/vwd2474p5g0vt9p9/wish/1503201107 My reaction to this was I thought it was sad because of the segregation. My partners  reactions were that Prince George did not do anything to help and that it was to late to stop segregation.
2 things I know are that Brown was not a good place because of the segregation and that blacks could not go there. My question is how long did all of this go on for from the start to the final end?]]> 2021-05-07 16:55:25 UTC https://padlet.com/karleynawrocki/vwd2474p5g0vt9p9/wish/1503201107 146539 https://padlet.com/karleynawrocki/vwd2474p5g0vt9p9/wish/1503201148 The three different reactions people i was reading about was parents were upset all white schools would not let their kids go because there school was to crowded. Another reaction was one of the schools superintendent went to the school and saw kids fighting . one question i still have is how long did it take for all this to end from the start to finish ]]> 2021-05-07 16:55:25 UTC https://padlet.com/karleynawrocki/vwd2474p5g0vt9p9/wish/1503201148 159728 https://padlet.com/karleynawrocki/vwd2474p5g0vt9p9/wish/1503653518 1. I was surprised when I learned  that some parents were scared to send their children to school because of a rumor. 2. I was surprised by the way the nine students were treated really horribly even after they were allowed into the school. 3. I was surprised when I found out that President Eisenhower sent people to patrol and escort the black students.]]> 2021-05-07 18:36:04 UTC https://padlet.com/karleynawrocki/vwd2474p5g0vt9p9/wish/1503653518 159728 https://padlet.com/karleynawrocki/vwd2474p5g0vt9p9/wish/1503655456 Two things I learned is that Brown vs. Board of Education changed many lives for many people and that it allowed colored people to go to go to the same school as whites. A question I have is - What happened at the schools?]]> 2021-05-07 18:36:35 UTC https://padlet.com/karleynawrocki/vwd2474p5g0vt9p9/wish/1503655456 1462411 https://padlet.com/karleynawrocki/vwd2474p5g0vt9p9/wish/1504576691 Three reactions I had were shock, at how someone could think separate but equal would be true. Joy, about how Brown won and school were integrated, and also joy, because public places became integrated. Two things that I now know about the case that previously I didn't was that it effected all public places, not just schools. I also learned that Thurgood Marshall was the one leading the case. One question I have is, who came up with "separate but equal" because it does not make any sense how someone could think that.]]> 2021-05-08 04:07:51 UTC https://padlet.com/karleynawrocki/vwd2474p5g0vt9p9/wish/1504576691 1447951 https://padlet.com/karleynawrocki/vwd2474p5g0vt9p9/wish/1513617614 three reactions that i had was shocked because how could people were getting treated and how peoples lives were back then. I was also happy because Brown won and schools and everything changed. I could say i was kinda scared because how dangerous the conditions were.. I learned how bad the people were treated because i knew it was bad but i didn't know it was that bad.  I found out when the case took place and it was in 1954 and it was Thurgood Marshall. A question that i have is maybe who was the leader of the protest if there was any protest and how long did it take to end.]]> 2021-05-11 14:41:24 UTC https://padlet.com/karleynawrocki/vwd2474p5g0vt9p9/wish/1513617614 1507043 https://padlet.com/karleynawrocki/vwd2474p5g0vt9p9/wish/1514029663 1. My first reaction was shocked because i could never imagine how this would be normal for people, i dont understand how people were okay with this
2. I felt bad for the people who had to go through this, i feel bad because nobody should have to face this problem ever
3. I felt sad because people were treated badly just wanting to learn how to write their own names and how to read.]]> 2021-05-11 16:00:46 UTC https://padlet.com/karleynawrocki/vwd2474p5g0vt9p9/wish/1514029663 1507043 https://padlet.com/karleynawrocki/vwd2474p5g0vt9p9/wish/1514050270 Two things that i learned about the brown vs Board of education is that this program changed many peoples lives and it helped people. I also learned that Brown vs. Board of Education helped kids be united and helped end segregation.
Lastly One question i have is who started this program]]> 2021-05-11 16:04:39 UTC https://padlet.com/karleynawrocki/vwd2474p5g0vt9p9/wish/1514050270 1517262 https://padlet.com/karleynawrocki/vwd2474p5g0vt9p9/wish/1514094491 Three reactions that i had while reading the text and other groups presentations is number one shocked on how violent they where at the schools, number two is upset that people where so cruel to each other and where treated terribly and how normalized this behavior was, number 3 upset because this shouldn't have had to happen in the first place and people should have just been decent or nice to each other. 

Two things that i learned is number 1 is people where illegally segregating students, i also learned that academically black students where behind the white students due to the lack of education. ]]> 2021-05-11 16:13:00 UTC https://padlet.com/karleynawrocki/vwd2474p5g0vt9p9/wish/1514094491 1507882 https://padlet.com/karleynawrocki/vwd2474p5g0vt9p9/wish/1514099719 a reaction to the kids going  to school in little rock was a teacher trying to get them kicked out. Another reaction was that in Boston some of the parents were going to flip and burn the bus. and the last reaction i found was that it was too late to change segregation Because of how long people had lived segregated for too long.]]> 2021-05-11 16:14:07 UTC https://padlet.com/karleynawrocki/vwd2474p5g0vt9p9/wish/1514099719