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to the desegregation of public schools in 1954ledto the desegregation of public schools in 1954

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to the gradual desegregation of public schoolsledto the gradual desegregation of public schools

into motion a process of desegregation that would eventually transform American public schoolssetinto motion a process of desegregation that would eventually transform American public schools

to the beginning of desegregationledto the beginning of desegregation

to mandated integration of public schools in what had been historically segregated schoolsalso ledto mandated integration of public schools in what had been historically segregated schools

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to desegregation of schools in the Southled directlyto desegregation of schools in the South

to the desegregation of schools nationwideultimately leadingto the desegregation of schools nationwide

to school desegregation , including in Little Rock , Arkansas ... in 1957ledto school desegregation , including in Little Rock , Arkansas ... in 1957

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History Background National desegregation policy(passive) had been set byHistory Background National desegregation policy

the legal precedent(passive) set bythe legal precedent

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to the demise of separate but equal education and through desegregation of schoolsledto the demise of separate but equal education and through desegregation of schools

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to the initial decrease of black educators in the classroomledto the initial decrease of black educators in the classroom

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aside its earlier precedent in Plessy v. Fergusonsetaside its earlier precedent in Plessy v. Ferguson

resistance across the Southprovokedresistance across the South

a precedent for undermining segregationseta precedent for undermining segregation

a wave of desegregation initiatives through the decades to address the substandard education of Black studentssparkeda wave of desegregation initiatives through the decades to address the substandard education of Black students

a landmark United States Supreme Court Caseleda landmark United States Supreme Court Case

more resistance in the Jim Crow southcreatedmore resistance in the Jim Crow south

great resistance in the southern statescausedgreat resistance in the southern states

a new precedent in the United Statesseta new precedent in the United States

to the unanimous 1954 ruling that abolished school segregationledto the unanimous 1954 ruling that abolished school segregation

to the historic 1954 decision by the Supreme Court that separate schools for black and white children are unconstitutional because they are “ inherently unequalledto the historic 1954 decision by the Supreme Court that separate schools for black and white children are unconstitutional because they are “ inherently unequal

to the positive ruling of related Bolling v. Sharpe caseledto the positive ruling of related Bolling v. Sharpe case

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the precedent needed to abolish the legal framework of racial segregationsetthe precedent needed to abolish the legal framework of racial segregation

the precedent for an assertive federal role in American public educationsetthe precedent for an assertive federal role in American public education

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