... Brown v. Board of Education desegregation case—the trustees had strategically positioned nine of the district's eleven schools west of Oxnard Boulevard and the railroad tracks in neighborhoods kept predominately White through racial covenants. intelligence Sánchez George I Cobb Wilbur K...

..., along with the Texas legislature's response to Hopwood v. Texas in the form of the “10% rule.” Brown v Board of Education 347 U S 483 1954 University of Texas School of Law affirmative action Whigs Missouri ex rel Gaines v Canada 305 U S 337 1938 Gaines Lloyd Marshall Missouri...

... in public school settings was given new life following the 1954 Supreme Court decision in Brown v. Board of Education. This landmark racial desegregation case spurred a move to create single-sex public schools across the southern states, as stalwart segregationists seized on single-sex...