This Day in History: 05/17/1954 Brown v. Board of Education

This Day in History - May 17, 1954, Brown vs. Board of Education trial came to an end with courts deciding racial segregation of public schools was unequal. This was the first time blacks and whites could sit together in one classroom. To find out more about this day, check out this video clip.

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