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3 October, 05:09

Why weren't schools in all regions desegregated immediately after the brown 2 decision

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    Explanation:

    Brown v. Board failed to give a timeline for how quickly States should implement desegregation.

    As a result, those that opposed segregation dragged their heels and dragged desegregation out twenty + years.
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