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Plessy versus Ferguson

  1. A case decided by the Supreme Court in the 1890s. The Court held that a state could require racial segregation in public facilities if the facilities offered the two races were equal. The Court's requirement became known as the “ separate but equal †doctrine. It was overturned by the Court in 1954 in Brown versus Board of Education.


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“I told her, ‘It’s no longer Plessy versus Ferguson; it’s now Plessy and Ferguson.

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