Local Leaders would be correct.
(B, local leaders)
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Chief Justice Earl Warren argued in the Brown decision that separate could never be equal because public education—which is a right for every citizen and deserved equal protection in accordance with the Fourteenth Amendment—had separate educational facilities for whites, and for blacks. This implied that both races were treated separately; being separated in such a way could not make them equally protected as expected by the constitution.
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The 24th Amendment prevents Congress from putting a poll tax or any other tax to prevents citizens from voting. It was passed to encourage more voting (mainly blacks),
