In the Early 20s education for blacks were lagging behind white Americans. Until the Brown vs. Board Of Education had an impact on the civil rights movement. In the early 1950’s racial segregation has been going around for the longest time separating what the whites do from the colored. Like colored couldn’t go to the same school as whites people or do the same thing as them have nice things like they do, drink out of the same water fountain as them. Colored people were always looked down from them like they were the bad kind of people. Laws were limited that the new freedom of colored people were restricting their movements and forcing them into a labor. The term “Jim crow” originally referred to a black character in an old song.” People …show more content…
He was the first African American justice on the Supreme Court. He fought for people like him to be allowed to the same exact things as white people do. He was consuel to the NAACP,” he utilized the judicity to champion equality for african americans.” On MAy 17,1954 the Supreme Court ruled separate educational facilities are inherently unequal also that because of that racial segregation of public schools goes against the 14th amendment. The Brown vs Board education was a big impact on people's lives because it allowed Africans Americans to finally attend and do the same things as white people do. It finally allowed African Americans to have nice things and not discriminated or looked down on by the whites. Later on in 1954 in Brown v. Board II the Supreme Court held that schools must abolish their racial systems. However this case was one of the biggest ever it did not take effect immediately It was both an departure of Americans past and a nod to the founding notion that all men are created equal. Even though it didn’t work overnight;the court ruled that all schools must desegregate “with all deliberate speed.” There were many cases against parents and schools not allowing colored kids in the same school as white