In the Case of Brown V

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

A) an employer could not set educational requirements for a job that were not relevant to that job
B) requiring people to pay a poll tax in order to vote was unconstitutional
C) separate but equal was inherently unequal
D) the incarceration of an entire ethnic group without a hearing or formal charges was unconstitutional