It was followed a year later by an order that (*) "all deliberate speed" be employed to implement its decision.
This ruling was presaged by a case arising out of Texas four years earlier, Sweatt v. Painter. The question "Show me the doll that is the nice doll" was included in one of the arguments in this case. It was followed a year later by an order that (*) "all deliberate speed" be employed to implement its decision. The namesake of this case was the father of a third-grader who had to cross railroad tracks each morning. For 10 points, name this 1954 Supreme Court case, which ruled segregated public schools unconstitutional.
This ruling was presaged by a case arising out of Texas four years earlier, Sweatt v. Painter.
{Brown} v. {Board} of Education of Topeka, Kansas [or Board of Education of Topeka, Kansas v.