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A deep dive into Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka, a Supreme Court case decided in 1954. It ended the doctrine of "separate but equal" and brought an end to racial segregation in schools. In this video, Kim Kutz Elliott discusses the case with scholars Michael McConnell and Theodore Shaw and
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[@cadenkat]

Thx for the notes

[@DudeWhoSaysDeez]

Great lecture

[@SilverrrCityyy]

Wonderful video

[@BrennanDivett]

I write Supreme Court themed punk rock and I wrote a song that explains this case. The music video is on my channel.

[@lolxdxplol]

That's wicked cool!

[@caenterprisellc6922]

Request to submit this title to the US Supreme Court.

[@LoveyDovey9000]

How u know I got AP exams soon lol 😂 I am super nervous for this exam

[@thereal_rcn]

LoveyDovey9000 same

[@faygofish8760]

How did it go

[@earthbjornnahkaimurrao9542]

the doll study used to justify this decision actually shows that desegregation exacerbated the feeling of inferiority that it was intended to ameliorate.

[@oneupglitch2582]

The existence of Theodore Shaw implies the existence of Theodore Adino, Theodore Hegale, Theodore Garama, etc.

[@cadenkat]

The 9 people who disliked are the people who liked the segregation.

[@emanuelvazquez6492]

I only reason I disliked this video is because my teacher is making me answer questions on the video

[@Jeyhs]

Did you get #19???

[@Jeyhs]

lol

[@fuckjoebiden]

history isn't boring, history teachers are boring. such as khan academy

[@StarWarsNerdyGuy]

I'm baffled people thought segregation was okay, especially after the Civil War. But I guess lots of people were still racist...

[@jenniferthomas9670]

lots of people are still racist

[@ForestMurr]

ratio

[@yasmin.ramirez]

Hi

[@nineteenbump0309]

😂

[@numbdigger4552]

Whats so funny

[@ft.ludacris5650]

First

[@thomas-lb6gx]

big mistake imo

[@MegaTouchy]

thomas Funny, your mom said that after she had you.

[@goofygoober6211]

lol troll