How did many southern states react to the Brown v. Board of Education ruling? a. They helped African Americans go to private schools.
b. They used militias to enforce desegregation.
c. They enrolled all students at public schools.
d. They continued to resist desegregation.

they continued to resist desegregation

Explanation:

The Southern States were in support of slavery and segregation. This was the main reason why they continued to resist desegregation when a Supreme Court judgment on May 17, 1954 by Chief Justice Earl Warren on the Brown versus Board of Education ruling considered the segregation of the Black Americans in schools as unconstitutional.

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