The abolition of slavery in the United States of America brought with it the need for ratification of state laws, as well as the mindset of the American people. Historically African-Americans have been thought of as being inferior to white-complexioned Americans. This disposition presented itself in social, economic, and political affairs throughout America. Following the slavery abolishment states and their individual citizens looked for ways to recapitulate African-American’s inferiority with segregated public accommodations as well as schooling systems. This gross injustice led to the African-American community petitioning the courts to reverse previous court rulings. The Supreme Court case Brown v. Board of Education reversed the Plessy
