In Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka, what did the Supreme Court say about separate schools for whites and African Americans?

A. Separate schools must be made equal.

B. Separate schools are constitutional.

C. Separate schools could never be equal.

D. Separate schools have always been equal.

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Nick Thomas · Answer 1

A) Separate schools must be made equal

In Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka, what did the Supreme Court say about separate schools for whites and African Americans?A. Separate schools must be made equal.B. Separate schools are constitutional.C. Separate schools could never be equal.D. Separate schools have always been equal.