This landmark case was a U.S Supreme Court government case. In this case, the Supreme court decided that having segregation between African-Americans and Caucasians in public schooling systems is unconstitutional. This statement helped reverse the Plessy v. Ferguson final agreement, where having segregation was acceptable, in the year 1896. Afterwards, in the year 1954, in May, Warren’s Court made a final decision that segregation in public school systems is unequal and in violation to the 14th Amendment as well as the “Equal Protection Clause”. This final decision helped abolish segregation and was major positivism towards the civil rights movement and the future to ending discrimination. In this case, the court’s final decision was that