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Plessey vs Ferguson
In the case of Plessy v. Ferguson in (1896) the U.S. Supreme Court decided that the Lousiana law that made equal accomadations for black and whites on instate railroads was constitutional. -
Plessy vs Ferguson final decison
The case got rejected 7 to 1 and the court rejected the arguements. So the case was dissmissed. -
Davis vs Prince Edward County
This was a case in Which a sixteen year old lead a student body of 450 students of Moton High School down to the court house to reveal the difference between the qualitey in black in white schools. The case made it to the federal court only to be dismissed and were told that segragation will still be upheld in the county. -
bolling vs board of education
This case was about eleven African American youths that were denied entry to an all white school. -
Brown Vs Board of education
The Brown vs The Board of Education case got started in topeka, kansas. When Linda brown, an African American student had to walk six blocks away from her home to catch a bus in which would take her to Monroe elementary school. Monroe Elementary school was an all black school and there was a closer school to her house called sumnter school but was for all whites. The case was namned after Oliver Brown and was gonna base a legal strategy of a man with a familey to appeal the school board.. -
Reargument of Brown vs Board of education
After the District courts decision. Oliver brown would appeal the case and went to the supreme court to challenge the argument for the inequalities of the black students. Before the supreme court hearing the case was comebined with five other segration cases and got backed by the (NAACP). -
Brown vs Board of Education Decided
The court decided to get rid of segration but it was a choice and the schools did not intergrate the schools still -
Final decision Of Brown vs Education case
The Supreme court went with Brown and wanted to get rid of segragation. But this still did not help because the schools did not intergrate with african american students.