which policy do the plaintiffs disagree with in brown v. board of education?\nseparate but equal\nequal…

which policy do the plaintiffs disagree with in brown v. board of education?\nseparate but equal\nequal protection under the law\nthe dred scott decision\nthe emancipation proclamation

which policy do the plaintiffs disagree with in brown v. board of education?\nseparate but equal\nequal protection under the law\nthe dred scott decision\nthe emancipation proclamation

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Brief Explanations:

In the Brown v. Board of Education case, the plaintiffs challenged the "separate but equal" doctrine which was used to justify racial - segregated schools. The Supreme Court ruled that separate educational facilities are inherently unequal. Equal protection under the law was what the plaintiffs sought, not what they disagreed with. The Dred Scott decision and Emancipation Proclamation are unrelated to the issue in Brown v. Board of Education.

Answer:

A. separate but equal