1. Desegregation in Public School
... dissented. He asserted that justice should be color blind and that the enforcement of "separate but equal" interferes with the personal freedoms of individuals by legally forcing separation. As he stated, "Sixty million whites are in no ... in physical facilities and curriculum but in reputation and opportunity for stimulating professional contact. In Laurin v. Oklahoma State Regents, also in 1950, the Court ruled that the state violated the "separate but equal" doctrine when it ... helped show that there was inequality in public schooling. And as a result the courts found that after r...
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