I believe the answer is "termination".
Answer:
The case New York Times Co. v. United States (1971)
Explanation:
The case New York Times Co v. the United States in 1971 was similar to the case Near v. Minnesota ex rel. Olson in 1931 because in the New York Times Case the Nixon administration attempted to suppress the publication of the newspaper because it would publish a top-secret that involved the US military in Vietnam.
The Supreme Court decided that the government could not suppress the publication of the newspaper because it would violate the 1st Amendment that guaranteed freedom of the press.
1. The role of the Brown II to the other branches of the government was to eliminate racial discrimination in public education. The board of members in each school was given the power to remove racial policies in public schools.
2. It took over sixty years for the interpretation of the fourteenth amendment because of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 that allows civil rights and US labor law disregarding its race, color, religion or origin.
3. This suggests the importance of the historical context in terms of Supreme Court rulings that these African-American children should enjoy a multicultural school.
