Joel Broyhill and Richard Poff agreed to sign this document, although Estes Keefhauver and Lyndon Johnson notably refused to sign it.
This document cites Roberts v. City of Boston to make a point about schools, and it argued that the Fourteenth Amendment could not be applied to cases involving schools because it does not explicitly mention education. Richard Russell wrote the finalized form of this document. Joel Broyhill and Richard Poff agreed to sign this document, although Estes Keefhauver and Lyndon Johnson notably refused to sign it. This document affirmed the validity of the Plessy v. Ferguson case and decried the Brown v. Board of Education case. For ten points, identify this document, pimped by Strom Thurmond, which opposed racial integration in schools and was promoted by the Dixiecrats.
This document cites Roberts v. City of Boston to make a point about schools, and it argued that the Fourteenth Amendment could not be applied to cases involving schools because it does not explicitly mention education.
The {Southern Manifesto}