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1954 on the 17th. Today, the U.S. Supreme Court declared as illegal apartheid in public schools in the country. The unanimous decision of the judges, declared in 1896 the Supreme Court has followed so far only "separate but equal" argument is invalid. (Lsjt.net)
many southerners very unhappy about this new ruling, at least, Georgia and South Carolina two state leaders vowed to repeal them public schools. The Mississippi Democratic lawmakers James - Eastland said: "For such a ruling made by the court with political overtones, we Southerners neither comply with nor obey. (L $ dj��.����T) "
in Alabama, Arkansas, Delaware, Florida, Mississippi, Missouri, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, South Carolina Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, West Virginia and other states and the District of Columbia, the resolution will greatly affect the 85,000 white and 25,000 black children, they have to go to school in the segregated schools. In this landmark decision, but also the impact of this century, one of the most far-reaching decision, Chief Justice Earl - Warren wrote: "In the field of public education, separate but equal does not work. Separate education system is destined to cause inequality. "