Brown v Board of Education 1954
People back in the days they had their differences of whites and blacks only. On May 17, 1954 that day when it all started the difference of Brown v Board of Education because of the discrimination that their was towards the black people. The Brown v. Board of Education 1954 it started out so students will all get along . The human rights in the United States was a compromise of rights which were legally protected by the constitution of the United States. There was a amendment which was of the Fourteenth Amendment that guarantee of equal protection to all the black people. The people of the U.S have the right to be treated fairly and equally under the law.
In the first source I found information how it was their background to the Brown v Board of Education. On the day it started it was with the court unanimously ruled that “separate but equal” public schools for blacks and whites were unconstitutional. The Brown history had a background when it was actually a consolidation of aises from the jurisdictions. While the Brown v. Board of Education was going on there was segregation going on towards the racism of different ages. During this case, it was not just about the segregation of the adults, but the children to. The children who attended the schools they were …show more content…
In 1953-1954 the court the brown had was decided by a warrant court. A case was consolidation of four cases arising in separate states relating to the segregation of public schools on the basis of race. African American minors had been denied admittance to public schools based on laws, allowing public educator to be segregated by the race. The court cases Brown vs. Board of Education is important because it was when black children were denied. The due process of law cannot deny to any person within its jurisdiction of the protection of
People back in the days they had their differences of whites and blacks only. On May 17, 1954 that day when it all started the difference of Brown v Board of Education because of the discrimination that their was towards the black people. The Brown v. Board of Education 1954 it started out so students will all get along . The human rights in the United States was a compromise of rights which were legally protected by the constitution of the United States. There was a amendment which was of the Fourteenth Amendment that guarantee of equal protection to all the black people. The people of the U.S have the right to be treated fairly and equally under the law.
In the first source I found information how it was their background to the Brown v Board of Education. On the day it started it was with the court unanimously ruled that “separate but equal” public schools for blacks and whites were unconstitutional. The Brown history had a background when it was actually a consolidation of aises from the jurisdictions. While the Brown v. Board of Education was going on there was segregation going on towards the racism of different ages. During this case, it was not just about the segregation of the adults, but the children to. The children who attended the schools they were …show more content…
In 1953-1954 the court the brown had was decided by a warrant court. A case was consolidation of four cases arising in separate states relating to the segregation of public schools on the basis of race. African American minors had been denied admittance to public schools based on laws, allowing public educator to be segregated by the race. The court cases Brown vs. Board of Education is important because it was when black children were denied. The due process of law cannot deny to any person within its jurisdiction of the protection of