![]() Individuals or small groups of parents appear to have acted on their own in the earliest cases. ![]() Parents from ordinary walks of life were willing to step forward and bear the consequences of legal action in the hopes of achieving educational equality for their children. These school cases typify the ongoing struggle for civil rights, social equality and racial justice in the United States. One of the most prominent examples of this cornerstone concept can be found in the early and unrelenting legal challenges to segregate public schools. Religion, education and community have proven to be the cornerstone of self-determination on the part of African Americans. ![]() Court Cases in Prelude to Brown, 1849-1949įor more than a century, African Americans sought to ensure access to equal educational opportunity. ![]()
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