Brown v. Board of Education

<Tab/>The Supreme Court Justices are appointed to make important decisions that involve major public concern. These people may have the most power in Congress and they make some of the most important decisions. These issues have political, civil, and social implications that can affect nearly every citizen of the United States. At the end of the Nineteenth Century, public opinion with concern to African American social equality was based on …

…of public opinion, the encouragement of social and personal effects from segregated schooling, and the value and importance of education to our nation. The nation had reached the point where Americans had been made aware of enough to initiate movement away from precedents like Plessy vs. Ferguson, and towards programs that captured the spirit and strength of our democratic nation. America was now one complete nation with very limited if any segregation of any race.