What did the africal american think about the supreme court decicsion?

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The Supreme Court had declared segregation to be Constitutional in 1896. The ruling has establish the “ separate but equal” doctrine. Laws that segregated African Americans are permitted as long as equal facilities were provided for them , this facilities was poor them the whites facilities , so the African Americans decide fight for equal rights

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