In Many Areas of the United States,schools Remain Racially Segregated

Multiple Choice

In many areas of the United States,schools remain racially segregated or have become resegregated after earlier attempts at integration failed.In 1954,the U.S.Supreme Court ruled in that "separate but equal" segregated schools are unconstitutional because they are
Inherently unequal.

A) Frager v.the Board of Education of Houston,Texas
B) Jordan v.the Board of Education of Montgomery,Alabama
C) Brown v.the Board of Education of Topeka,Kansas
D) Bollinger v.the Board of Education of Lansing,Michigan