I am doing a paper on Brown vs. Board of Education looking for topics on equal education within the case..help
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You must read the article on www.dallasnews.com\nhttp://www.dallasnews.com/sharedcontent/dws/dn/latestnews/stories/111706dnmetprestonhollow.22cc94d.html\n\nif that doesnt work go google preston hollow . It is a elementary school in dallas that was segregating students. In dallas only 6% of whites go to this public school. They separated all the hispanics into another hallway so the white kids parents wouldnt take them out of the school.\n\nMyself a hispanic, took my kids out of public school because of all the kids in school who dont speak english in texas. The teachers end up teaching to the dumbest students. Plus the schools have so many illegal aliens that almost 50% of all students qualify for free student lunch. When you have kids you will read statistics that say that poor kids usually have poor grades which affects all students.
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You can write about the Children's March that took place. Basically, all the African-American students, and even some white students walked out of school, met at this church & in waves of 50 walked out while the police kept sending them to jail. The jails were so full. There is so much information on this topic & even a video called the Children's March, I think. Hope this was good enough for you.
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It sounds like you are asking for a full research paper. That is a lot more that what can be posted in an answer here.\n\nAre you having a hard time finding research material? You may want to ask the librarian at your library. They are supposed to be skilled in helping you find materials for research projects.
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keller.clarke.edu/~english/honors/liz.\n\n PLEASE CHECK OUT THIS SITE THE LINKS THAT ARE IN THE  BODY OF THE PAPER ARE INCREDIBLE. GOOD LUCK!!!
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I've never read much about your topic but I think these links might help you with your research paper.  Good luck with it.
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Haven’t you at least read the case syllabus?\n\nIf not, read it and questions should come to mind.  \n\nYou can find it at the source link: .
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Try going to: www.findarticles.com\nEnter: international law and supreme court.\n\nMore than 1900 articles came up when I did this search.  SOME of these articles are in scholarly journals.  I would suggest that you select a few and ask your teacher (assuming this a school project) if what you have chosen qualify as scholarly.\n\nPerhaps a better answer would be to go to your college (again I assume you are in college) or public library and see what electronic databases they have available.  With certain databases (e.g. Proquest Direct and EbscoHost) you can limit your search to bring up ONLY scholarly articles.  Good luck.
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I would do a search using http://scholar.google.com/ as well as using any databases (such as EBSCO or ERIC) that might be available to you through your school.
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I think it is possible to say without hesitation, equivocation, or fear of contradiction that the most important and far-reaching  event of Ike's admin was the ruling in the  Supreme Ct. decision in Brown vs. Board of  Education of Topeka, Kansas.  This set aside the doctrine of "separate but equal" vis-a-vis the seregation of  schools question and laid the groundwork for the many other  civil rights breakthroughs which would soon follow.  BROWN was truly a watershed case!!!  Look it up.
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Her opening sentence/paragraph should be about what her paper is about. Email me and I can help--I'm an English teacher.
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Hello - very interesting question. What kind of course is the paper for? Just curious. 10 pages should be absolutely no prob. \n\nYou could try Paul Fussell, "Class" (a painfully accurate guide through the American status system), 1983, for a humorous take on the topic. A bit dated, but still worth the read. There's a bibliography on Wikipedia, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_Class_in_American_History#20th_Century\nAs to gay marriage: You might be able to make something out of the recent vote on some proposals on gay marriage bans during the mid-term elections (e.g. Arizona). I'm sure there're statistics to be found.\n\nSome unasked advice (feel free to ignore it): Don't spread out too much, focus on one or two aspects, especially if you only have 10 pages; possibly give an outlook on other stuff you believe to be relevant at the end. Also, strictly scientifically speaking, it's a bit sus to set out to refute an assumption. You rather examine it and then varify it or show it to be erroneous according to your findings - anything else would be biased.\nHope this helps - good luck with your paper, I'd be interested to hear what you come up with. Cheers, Martin
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Try www.naacp.org or www.naacp.net.  If not successful, please Google.
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Go to free_ed.net maybe it will help.  They have everything.
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google.com  \ndo a search for the subject of your paper
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Sort of... there's a case Parents Involved in Community Schools v. Seattle School District that asks whether a school district can maintain "racial balance" at schools by factoring in race for school assignment. There's a similar case called Meredith v. Jefferson County Board of Education. No one is arguing that Brown v. Board should be overturned. In essence they're arguing how Brown should be applied.
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You can search on Yahoo or Google search Engine.\n\nAlso if you decide which topic you want to write about, you can search about it on Encylopedias like wikipedia or encarta or britannica or anyother..\n\nAlso there are many School/University sites where you can get ideas about. \n\nNOTE: If you are an Indian - DPS has some good sites where you can get past papers and project stuff.\n\nBest of luck on your project ;)
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Brown vs. Board of Ed, Topeka Kansas, in the 1950's