Brown v. Board of Education marked the NAACP’s greatest success in its fight to build African American public

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Brown v. Board of Education marked the NAACP’s greatest success in its fight to
build African American public schools.
end segregation in all public education.
establish equality in America’s segregated schools.
remove Chief Justice Warren from the Supreme Court.

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end segregation in all public education.

Explanation: Brown v. Board of Education (1954) ruled that state laws establishing separate public schools for Black and white students were unconstitutional, effectively overturning "separate but equal" and aiming to desegregate public education.

Brown v. Board of Education marked the NAACP’s greatest success in its fight to
build African American public schools.
end segregation in all public education.
establish equality in America’s segregated schools.
remove Chief Justice Warren from the Supreme Court.

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Brown v. Board of Education marked the NAACP’s greatest success in its fight to build African American public schools. end segregation in all public education. establish equality in America’s segregated schools. remove Chief Justice Warren from the Supreme Court.

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Brown v. Board of Education marked the NAACP’s greatest success in its fight to
build African American public schools.
end segregation in all public education.
establish equality in America’s segregated schools.
remove Chief Justice Warren from the Supreme Court.