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mrsedlack

Explanation:

Prior to Brown v. Board, the case law of the United States allowed segregation if the facilities were "separate but equal" (Plessy v. Ferguson). After Brown, this went away as Brown ruled that separate could never be equal.

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The Brown v. Board of education case was different given that previous rulings ruled in favor of segragation but this case ruled to stop segregation.

What was the Brown V. Board of education case?

This was a case in the United States that helped to outlaw the seperate but equal rule.

It ended the seperate law that led to segregation in schools citing that the law was against the constitution of the country.

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