...Amir Paz-Fuchs; Tammy Harel Ben-Shahar Ever since the landmark case of Brown v Board of Education, ¹ in which the Supreme Court of the United States of America renounced racial segregation as inherently discriminatory, the idea that separation of children in education...

...This chapter analyzes the history of desegregation strategies pursued in Chicago and the processes by which those strategies fell out of favor. The chapter situates these developments within the broader national context of the Brown v. Board of Education decision and national Civil Rights...

... constitutional law has no account of how to interpret the Constitution. Constitutional thought has struggled to catch up with Brown v. Board of Education from the time a decision was made. One school of thought argues that Brown was an originalist decision, an argument...

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... the nation's racial practices for decades, the event was perceived as momentous and precipitous because here, baseball foreshadowed nationwide, federally imposed and endorsed desegregation, coming as it did before the Supreme Court's landmark decision in Brown v. Board of Education. Brown v...

...This chapter looks at the continuing centrality of race to understandings of the southern way of life from the end of World War II to the mid-1960s. Seminal events included the Supreme Court’s Brown v. Board of Education decision that mandated the desegregation of public schools...

...The Oklahoma City Board of Education responded to the desegregation mandate of Brown v. Board of Education first with resistance and then with resistant compliance. After Brown, the district dropped segregation in name only, creating zero policies or plans...

... troops Little Rock Brown v. Board of Education school desegregation President Eisenhower had not planned to be at the White House on the morning of September 24, 1957. Earlier in the day he had returned to Washington from Newport, Rhode Island, where he had been taking a late summer working vacation...

... to increase voter registration, politicize African Americans, and ultimately break the Jim Crow system, black Memphians, including J. E. Walker, began running for public office. The year 1954 saw the Brown v. Board of Education decision, a victory for the black Memphians and southerners who...

...This chapter draws on ethnographic research; federal, state, and municipal policy mandates; and feminist and critical race theory to provide a genealogy of choice, as a key principle of reform and management in education that emerged in the post-Brown v. Board of Education context...

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...This chapter discusses the US Supreme Court's decision to prohibit segregation in public schools in Brown v. Board of Education. Principals and coaches at KHSAL member schools realized that the decision could undermine their very existence, and talk of desegregation raised a litany...

...Chapter 3 highlights South Carolina’s reaction to changes flowing from the Brown v. Board of Education Supreme Court decision. It also explores the ways in which white and black women’s organizations increased, or in some cases limited, their activism and their affiliations...

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...Scales of Memory. Justin Collings, Oxford University Press (2021). © Justin Collings. DOI: 10.1093/oso/9780198858850.003.0003 This chapter traces the U.S. Supreme Court’s mnemonic jurisprudence from Brown v. Board of Education to the present. It shows how, despite...

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...This chapter looks to both the courtroom and the schoolroom to determine why segregation still existed in some American schools half a century after the watershed Brown v. Board of Education decision and, more important, what segregation had come to mean. The definition...

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... adjudication of complaints under federal cases such as Baker v. Carr (1962), Reynolds v. Sims (1964), and Swann v. Adams (1967). District judges Friedman Leon Jacksonville Simpson Bryan Warren Dan Ball Ed Barnett Ross Brown v Board of Education Topeka...

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