The court decision holding that state-imposed desegregation could be brought about by busing children across school districts even where relatively long distances were involved was

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The Swann decision, made in 1971, stated that busing could be used as a means of desegregating schools, even if children had to be transported across long distances. The Brown decision, made in 1954, declared that segregating schools was unconstitutional, but did not specifically address busing. The Milliken decision, made in 1974, limited busing across school district lines for the purpose of desegregation. The Plessy decision, made in 1896, upheld the principle of "separate but equal" in public facilities.

The Court Decision Holding That State-Imposed Desegregation Could Be Brought