In the Case Brown V

In the case Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka, the U.S. Supreme Court held that

A) a Louisiana statute providing for separate railway cars for whites and African Americans provided equal facilities for African Americans.
B) a surrogate-parenting contract should be enforced against the wishes of the natural mother.
C) separate educational facilities for whites and African Americans were inherently unequal.
D) a Louisiana statute providing separate educational facilities for whites and African Americans could be consistent with the Constitution under the Supremacy Clause.