Black, White, and Brown: The Landmark School Desegregation Case in Retrospect

The Brown v.

Board of Education 50th Anniversary Collection is a comprehensive and insightful book that delves into the landmark Supreme Court case that changed public education and race relations in America forever.

With leading constitutional scholars chronicling the path of the law from Plessy v.

Ferguson to Brown, this collection provides an in-depth examination of how civil rights litigators chipped away at the logic underpinning the separate-but-equal doctrine and exposed the injustice of segregation in education.

The book also explores the challenges in enforcing Brown, the impact on African-American rights and race relations in America, and the role that the lawsuit played in the lives of some of the litigants, justices, law clerks, and attorneys who argued the case.

Highly accessible and easy to read, this collection is perfect for educators and students alike, with an essay tracing the best methods and resources for teaching the case in the classroom and a bibliographic essay, index, and nine pages of illustrations included.

Don't miss out on this opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of one of the most significant cases in American legal history.