Unforgotten Casebook — One case. Every angle. One place.Public history site
Topeka, Kansas
The National Park Service interprets the families, legal challenges and struggle over school segregation.
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Families and NAACP lawyers challenged segregated public schooling through cases that reached the Supreme Court together. Brown v. Board of Education rejected racial segregation in public schools in 1954. Simple Justice follows the legal strategy and the people behind that constitutional decision.
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