Brown v. Board of Education

nly by the quality of its facilities, but also in the quality of its reputation (www.findlaw.com). These cases began to prove that "separate but equal" could not be applied to the educational system because the reputation of white schools undoubtedly surpassed that of black schools, suggesting that they were not equal.
             Another significant NACCP lawyer and Houston's successor as Chief Counsel was Thurgood Marshall who would also become the Supreme Court's first black Supreme Court Justice. Marshall fought two graduate school c
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