In Sweatt V.Painter,the Supreme Court​

In Sweatt v.Painter,the Supreme Court​ 

A) ​specifically reaffirmed the separate-but-equal doctrine.
B) ​ruled that the University of Texas Law School must at a minimum hire black teachers to provide a legal education for black students.
C) ​decided that the University of Texas was justified in not creating a blacks-only law school.
D) ​determined that steps the University of Texas Law School had taken on behalf of Sweatt were satisfactory.
E) ​failed to revisit the Plessy-era separate-but-equal doctrine.