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Its general knowledge that in 1954 the Warren Court ruled in the Brown vs Board of Education case that Separate But Equal was inherently In equal and got the ball rolling on a Federal Push for Civil Rights. Roughly anyway.
What is lesser known is the case that followed this in 1955 commonly refereed to as "Brown II". Griffin v. County School Board of Prince Edward County is the case that allowed for nearly nothing to happen on the front of integration for the next decade. The Brown II decision ruled that segregated school districts must move to integrate with "All Deliberate Speed" a vague term that allowed for a long campaign of delay, protest, and school closings to prevent integration.
Basically, Brown II prevented the first decision from carrying real weight, and "All Deliberate Speed" would be the rule up until 1969 when Alexander v. Holmes Board of Ed. called for immediate integration.
Anyway, what happens if the Court rules in favor of the spirit of Brown I in 1955, and the South is required to integrate its schools while Ike is President, rather then Dick Nixon?
What is lesser known is the case that followed this in 1955 commonly refereed to as "Brown II". Griffin v. County School Board of Prince Edward County is the case that allowed for nearly nothing to happen on the front of integration for the next decade. The Brown II decision ruled that segregated school districts must move to integrate with "All Deliberate Speed" a vague term that allowed for a long campaign of delay, protest, and school closings to prevent integration.
Basically, Brown II prevented the first decision from carrying real weight, and "All Deliberate Speed" would be the rule up until 1969 when Alexander v. Holmes Board of Ed. called for immediate integration.
Anyway, what happens if the Court rules in favor of the spirit of Brown I in 1955, and the South is required to integrate its schools while Ike is President, rather then Dick Nixon?