Linda Brown was an African American child in elementary school. Her father attempted to enter her into an all-white school, but they rejected her. Eventually, there were tons of other cases across the United States like Brown's. They took the case to court and they were turned away until they took it to the Supreme court. The Supreme Court decided to see their case and the Board of Education argued their case. Segregation was cleared for Linda Brown, and Linda Brown only.
Linda could finally go to school, but the other children with the same problem, couldn't. Segregation was still a big problem, so they continued to go to court trying to desegregate all schools. It was difficult, but eventually most schools were desegregated. It took
Linda could finally go to school, but the other children with the same problem, couldn't. Segregation was still a big problem, so they continued to go to court trying to desegregate all schools. It was difficult, but eventually most schools were desegregated. It took