Join host Miles Mercer as he takes you inside the brilliant legal strategy that dismantled "separate but equal" in Brown v. Board of Education—revealing the furious backlash, the courage it took to fight for integration, and the uncomfortable truth about what American schools actually look like today.

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Host Miles Mercer examines Brown v. Board of Education 70 years later, revealing that roughly one-third of American public school students attend racially isolated schools. Drawing on GAO data and Supreme Court decisions from Milliken to Parents Involved, the episode traces how housing patterns, funding disparities, and judicial rollbacks have created segregation by zip code rather than law.

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Miles Mercer examines the decade-long backlash after Brown v. Board of Education, when Southern states deployed school closures, the National Guard, and "Massive Resistance" to defy desegregation—including the Little Rock Nine's harrowing fight to integrate Central High in 1957, requiring federal troops to enforce a Supreme Court ruling.

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Miles Mercer unpacks Brown v. Board of Education — not the textbook version, but the real story of Charles Hamilton Houston's decades-long legal strategy, Thurgood Marshall's brilliant execution, and the families who risked everything to dismantle segregation. Discover the 30-year campaign that broke Jim Crow's backbone and delivered a unanimous Supreme Court ruling that changed America forever.

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