 Following the original "Brown" decision, the Supreme Court in "Brown II" (1955) called for integration to take place with "all deliberate speed"—a phrase interpreted differently by each side.Supporters of desegregation thought that it meant schools should be desegregated immediately, but opponents of desegregation believed that leniency was allowed in the timeframe for desegregation.Despite progressive feelings in New Orleans on desegregating the city, feelings toward the school system took a different turn.