The Details of Brown v Board of Ed - - US Supreme Court
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- Опубликовано: 4 янв 2021
- This is a lecture video about Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka, 347 U.S. 483 (1954). This famous court case outlawed segregation in public schools, on the grounds that it violated the equal protection clause of the 14th amendment. It was a unanimous 9-0 ruling, authored by Chief Justice Warren. In the lecture I discuss the relevant of 1860s public schooling to the 1954 decision, among other things. This is part of a Philosophy of Law course.
For an explanation of Plessy v Ferguson, the infamous court case the enshrined the doctrine of 'separate but equal' and which Brown v Board of Ed overturned: • Plessy v Ferguson - Th...
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Do Milliken v. Bradley next!. me here cuz of APUSH.
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I'm really confused by how one "treats one race differently from another in a case" when every single one is unique. I'm honestly quite confused by identity politics especially when it comes to race... Each individual has their own unique thought process and is 100% different from one another even in these same groups we call races.
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@@powerman2610 It's just publicity, don't worry about it. It's a sham, of course. And your idea about each individual being unique is correct. Nonetheless, biologically you can found similar characteristics regarding one group or another, of course. Still, not enough to define an individual
its pretty easy
Black schools, were given less funding, worse infrastructure, etc.
White schools got better funding, better infrastructure.
Dependent on your race, you were either intended to receive purposely bad education.
@@dangerouslydubiousdoubleda9821 Black schools are not given less funding... I worked in Newark school district for 12 years. Get the most tech and insane amount of money from the STATE, not even the city. Additional funds, it's completely wasted on bullshit by local leaders and budget dumping . I witness it every day. It's sad and self destruction. We deploy soo many laptops every 6 months and they just go missing.
@@powerman2610 the infrastructure of buildings is worse, schools are funded on property taxes, black majority areas have low property taxes due to redlining, that means those areas get the least funding.
Then you add the mismanagement of money by the administrations and you realize very quickly, little money is actually GOING to the students.
In the case of Plessy v Ferguson, this was even more obvious, black kids were purposely given worse facilities, the quality of black schools especially pre 1960's was abysmal.
Do Milliken v. Bradley next!. me here cuz of APUSH.. me here cuz of APUSH.
me here cuz of APUSH
You can make laws to give everyone equal opportunities but they can only take advantage of it if they themself also follow the rule of law.