The landmark Brown v. Board of Education case
1) was an unconstitutional decision since the feds are constitutionally limited to the power of ONLY OVERTURNING STATE SEGREGATION LAWS. The feds have NO say-so in forcing private segregation or forcing integration.
2) DID NOT constitutionally become national law - it only affected the parties of the case and any other cases with the same questions of law and fact. The Constitution limits national lawmaking to Congress and ONLY Congress.
You don’t know what I think of linda brown. I think little of headline writers who don’t use their heads.
Comments after the article are interesting. Thanks.
If you think you’re right please get in that line over there....Snicker. Snicker.
All I know is that our schools have done nothing but get better since Brown v. Board of Education.
I had heard that the NAACP targeted Topeka specifically because their schools for blacks were equal.
They didn’t want to sue school districts in places where black schools were clearly substandard, because they thought a Court ruling in such places would simply mandate that more be spent on black schools, while leaving legally segregated schools intact.