The outcomes of the Brown vs. Board of Education case relative to the original goals for the ruling are generally viewed today as
A. favorable for minorities who are high in SES.
B. highly negative.
C. highly successful.
D. only slightly successful.
Answer:D
The outcomes of the Brown vs. Board of Education case relative to the original goals for the ruling are generally viewed today as
A. favorable for minorities who are high in SES. B. highly negative. C. highly successful. D. only slightly successful.
Explanation: D) The outcomes of the Brown vs. Board of Education case have been only slightly successful. The problem is that, despite segregation being declared illegal, many of todays students attend schools in which the student body is predominantly of one race. This is called de facto segregation.