In a 1930s Supreme Court case that challenged the application of the separate-but-equal doctrine, the Court ruled that Blacks ______ public facilities reserved for whites in those cases where they didn't have separate facilities

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In a 1930s Supreme Court case that challenged the application of the separate-but-equal doctrine, the Court ruled that Blacks ______ public facilities reserved for whites in those cases where they didn't have separate facilities

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Tundexi Tundexi · Answer 1 · 2022-02-10T10:56:37+01:00

The Supreme Court ruled that all blacks must be allowed to use public facilities reserved for whites in those cases where they didn't have separate facilities.

Which law enforced the segregation of Whites and Black?

The Jim crows law is a statue that enforced the segregration of White and Blacks in some part of the country.

However, in 1930, the Supreme Court ruled that all blacks must be allowed to use public facilities reserved for whites in those cases where they didn't have separate facilities.