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    This video provides a brief overview of Black history in the US. It begins with discussing the Brown vs Board of Education Supreme Court decision in 1954 that declared segregation in public schools unconstitutional. This sparked a lot of resistance from white people who protested and pulled their children from integrated schools. Twenty years later, schools remained largely segregated, which is why busing was implemented in the 1970s to mix students of different races attending the same schools. However, this did not fully work as intended since wealthy families could still send their children to private all-white schools instead.

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    This video provides a brief overview of Black history in the US. It begins with discussing the Brown vs Board of Education Supreme Court decision in 1954 that declared segregation in public schools unconstitutional. This sparked a lot of resistance from white people who protested and pulled their children from integrated schools. Twenty years later, schools remained largely segregated, which is why busing was implemented in the 1970s to mix students of different races attending the same schools. However, this did not fully work as intended since wealthy families could still send their children to private all-white schools instead.

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    Summary Black History Month

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    Attila Yasar
    This video provides a brief overview of Black history in the US. It begins with discussing the Brown vs Board of Education Supreme Court decision in 1954 that declared segregation in public schools unconstitutional. This sparked a lot of resistance from white people who protested and pulled their children from integrated schools. Twenty years later, schools remained largely segregated, which is why busing was implemented in the 1970s to mix students of different races attending the same schools. However, this did not fully work as intended since wealthy families could still send their children to private all-white schools instead.

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    Account of the video about Black history month.

    This video is a ________ ________ about _______ _____________ / _____________ in


    the US. It starts with a _____________ __________ taken _____ the ___________
    _________ in ________ : ‘Brown vs _______ ___ _______ ‘.It was the _______
    ________ segregation was _____________. This decision ____________ a lot of
    ______________ : lots of White people _____________/ __________ against school
    ____________ . As these people refused the principle of ___________, they
    _________ their kids to ___________ _________ .

    ________________, 20 years later, schools remained ___________ . That’s _______


    ________ was implemented in ________ : it _________ students were ________
    ______ one ________________ ___ another __________. The idea was to ______
    Black and ____________ pupils.

    _______________, this idea didn’t ________ _____ as rich families _______ ______
    children to all-______ _________ schools.

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