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Read the section "Thurgood Marshall Fought To End Segregation."
What does this section explain that other sections do NOT?
why many schools did not desegregate their schools despite a legal ruling by the Supreme Court
O how segregated schools affected black children from rural families more than black children in cities
o the second ruling that came a few years after the Brown Board of Education ruling
O an example of a president who did not completely agree with the Brown v. Board of Education ruling
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