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your view of the Supreme Court's "separate but equal" principle in the Plessy v. Ferguson decision.
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@thezombieknight
so what is the question asking like my view or what
yeah i dont really understand the court case
well this case was for the blacks to get equal rights and black children to get rights
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to the same schools tht white ppl do
Read this Article. Based on that, write what you think about it
ok kool
Basically, people were saying that the black kids got the same things as white kids (Though that is a lie) but were still separated. which contradictsw in my opinion the previous statement.
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