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"Brown vs. Board of Education"
A discussion of multicultural educational equity after the "Brown vs. Board of Education" landmark case.
# 135530 | 1,500 words | 0 sources | MLA | 2007 | US
Published on Dec 01, 2007 in African-American Studies (Racism) , Law (Historic Trials) , Education (General)


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The paper relates that the "Brown v. Board of Education" case is a legal example of how racial bias is unconstitutional, and is often denied through the state legal apparatus. The paper discusses, however, how the legal apparatus of the law does not prevent schools from disallowing African Americans into the white pedagogic educational system. The paper then posits that fortunately, American schools have responded with cooperation with minorities, regardless of the limitation for legal protection for race in educational policy within the law.

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