Brown vs. Board of Education Essay by Calwriter

This paper explains that "Brown vs. Board of Education (1954)" marked the transformation of the civil rights movement from a social and a historical force to one that created a real, measurable, political, and legal impact upon American society. The author points out that the passing of "Brown" confirmed that the education of children is one of the most important aspects of American racial improvement and dialogue. The paper relates that, today, some feel that black education should occur in community-directed organizations outside and after school, and integrated schools should attempt to create a multiracial society.