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Old Deluder Satan Act
In 1642, Massachusetts required parents to ensure their children's reading ability. Five years later, in the bill, the state imposed community education. -
Plessy v.Ferguson
The case originated from an incident in 1892, when African-American train passenger Homer Pulissie refused to sit in a black car. Plessy v. Ferguson was a landmark in the United States in 1896. The Supreme Court's ruling supports the constitutionality of apartheid based on the principle of "separation but equality". -
Brown v. the Board of Education, Topeka
The Supreme Court agreed that segregated schools are "essentially unequal" and must be abolished. Protect different races to enjoy the same rights in schools. -
Education of all Handicapped Children Act
The bill requires all federally funded public schools to provide equal educational opportunities and free food for children with physical and mental disabilities. The advantage of this bill is that it increases the equality of schools and protects children with disabilities to enjoy the education they deserve.