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#OTD May 17, 1954, the Supreme Court decided Brown v. Board of Education.
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Learn more about the case at:
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A project sponsored by the Historical Society and @StreetLawInc.
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Thurgood Marshall argued Brown before the Supreme Court. His career as a civil rights lawyer for the NAACP Legal Defense Fund is explored in Making Civil Rights Law by Mark Tushnet.
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The Society’s 1998 Lecture Series focused on the Supreme Court and African American Rights. Those lectures appeared in the Journal of Supreme Court History, Volume 24, No. 2. Out of print but available as a PDF.
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The first season of #LandmarkCases was fantastic, its deep dives into some of the most interesting and consequential Supreme Court decisions in US history. Can't wait to watch season two!
I'm guessing #LandmarkCases will not include the largely overlooked yet historic cases that extended our most fundamental rights to business corporations such as Bank of US v. Derveaux (1809), Santa Clara County v. SPRR* (1886), Hale v. Henkel (1906).
Fortunately, I know where you can find out all about the corporate rights cases....
