In a November 29, 2006 Washington Post column ("A Slide Toward Segregation"), Ruth Marcus explained how, "A half-century after Brown v. Board of Education, it's come, amazingly, to this: The Supreme Court, in the name of preventing race discrimination, is being asked to stop local schools from voluntarily adopting plans to promote integration. . . .Thurgood Marshall must be spinning in his grave." To read the column in full, click here.
Monday, June 11, 2007
"Thurgood Marshall Must be Spinning in his Grave"
Posted by Alex Elson at 5:32 PM
Labels: Brown, Case background
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