" For 10 points, name this case won by Thurgood Marshall, which made unlawful the practice of segregation in schools.
This case involved a collection of five distinct cases such as Briggs v. Elliott, and this case furthered the decision made earlier in Sweatt v. Painter. This case used in its argument an experiment showing a preference in doll selection by children as run by Mamie and Kenneth Clark. A follow-up case strengthened the decision in this case by declaring action be taken "with all deliberate speed." For 10 points, name this case won by Thurgood Marshall, which made unlawful the practice of segregation in schools.
This case involved a collection of five distinct cases such as Briggs v. Elliott, and this case furthered the decision made earlier in Sweatt v. Painter.
{Brown} v. Board of Education of Topeka