History, 19.04.2020 03:07 angie249

How were Sweatt v. Painter and Brown v. Board of Education similar? Check all that apply.
Both cases addressed "separate but equal" educational facilities.
Thurgood Marshall had a leading role as an attorney on both cases.
The two cases related to equal access to education in public schools.
Neither case resulted in a major breakthrough in the civil rights movement.
The two cases focused on opportunities for African American teachers.
Both cases were part of the larger issue of segregation in public places.

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