Why does the court determine that the notion of "separate but equal" ought not apply to this case?

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Arthur Ramos

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26 January, 17:42

Why does the court determine that the notion of "separate but equal" ought not apply to this case?

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Zayne Bullock · Answer 1

Answer: A) Because public education changes the rules of the game, necessitating racial integration.

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Alexandria Casey · Answer 2

Answer: A

Explanation: Because public education changes the rule of the game, necessitating racial integration. The court in fact hinges it's decision on the relatively new phenomenon of public education, starting that "equal opportunity for all" is of critical importance in such an institution.