After the Brown decision, what was the status of the ability to regulate de jure and de facto segregation in public educational settings?

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The Brown decision banned de jure segregation, but it did not specifically address de facto segregation. As a result, despite legal challenges and efforts to desegregate schools, de facto segregation in public educational settings persisted. It was not until later court cases and legislation, such as the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and subsequent court cases, that de facto segregation was also challenged and addressed.

After the Brown Decision, What Was the Status of the Ability