The Mendez v. Westminster School District of Orange County (1945) was a significant school desegregation decision because:
A) It resulted in the state of California being the first state in the country to end segregation in schools.
B) This was the first case brought by both African Americans and Latinos together.
C) It was the most well-known Supreme Court decision and ended segregated schooling nationwide.
D) Defined desegregation as having more than one race of students in the school (Latina/os, African Americans, and whites, for instance) .
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