After the Brown decision, what was the status of the ability to regulate de jure and de facto segregation in public educational settings?
A) De jure segregation was banned; de facto segregation was not.
B) De facto segregation was banned; de jure segregation was not.
C) De jure and de facto segregation were banned.
D) De jure and de facto segregation were banned in elementary schools but not in secondary schools.
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