As a consequence of Brown v.Board of Education,

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While schools were legally required to desegregate, many neighborhoods and housing patterns remained racially segregated, leading to de facto segregation in schools. It took several years and additional court cases to fully enforce desegregation in some areas. Discrimination in employment, jury selection, and other areas were not directly addressed by the Brown v. Board of Education ruling, but it did set an important precedent for future civil rights cases.

As a Consequence of Brown V.Board of Education