The decision in this case was supported by a doll experiment conducted by Kenneth and Mamie Clark which was first introduced in its companion case Briggs v. Elliott.
Clarence Thomas claimed that this case's ruling had been misunderstood by the courts in an opinion for Missouri v. Jenkins. A speech by Barbara Johns sparked a protest calling attention to this case's central concept. The decision in this case was supported by a doll experiment conducted by Kenneth and Mamie Clark which was first introduced in its companion case Briggs v. Elliott. Chief Justice Earl Warren later ordered this case's ruling to be implemented with "all deliberate speed," which was met with much resistance from Southern states. For 10 points, name this Supreme Court case which ruled that segregation in public schools is unconstitutional.
Clarence Thomas claimed that this case's ruling had been misunderstood by the courts in an opinion for Missouri v. Jenkins.
Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka [accept in either order]