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Brown v. Board of Education Workshop 2/24 Questions

1. What exactly were the physical differences between the black schools and white schools at this time?

2. What were the different teaching standards between black teachers and white teachers?

3. In the Briggs case, was there any legal recourse that could be taken by Harry Briggs, Annie Gibson and her husband, Rev. DeLaine and the judge for the wrongs done to them as a result of the court ruling?

4. How much support was given to the students at Moton High School for their strike by faculty, administration and parents?

5. What became of Garnder Bishop?

6. In the Delaware case, why did the ruling in favor of the African American students not get instituted statewide? Did this not set a precedent?

1. What exactly were the physical differences between the black schools and white schools at this time?

Jonathan.kohler 19:16, 13 February 2009 (UTC)

2. What were the different teaching standards between black teachers and white teachers?

Jonathan.kohler 19:17, 13 February 2009 (UTC)

3. In the Briggs case, was there any legal recourse that could be taken by Harry Briggs, Annie Gibson and her husband, Rev. DeLaine and the judge for the wrongs done to them as a result of the court r

Jonathan.kohler 19:17, 13 February 2009 (UTC)

4. How much support was given to the students at Moton High School for their strike by faculty, administration and parents?

Jonathan.kohler 19:18, 13 February 2009 (UTC)

5. What became of Garnder Bishop?

Jonathan.kohler 19:18, 13 February 2009 (UTC)

6. In the Delaware case, why did the ruling in favor of the African American students not get instituted statewide? Did this not set a precedent?

Jonathan.kohler 19:19, 13 February 2009 (UTC)

Questions from Central York High School

  1. Do you think that the modern day civil rights movement has been overextended and has started to draw attention to difference among people rather than focus on the unifying qualities of humanity?
  2. In your opinion, once the schools were desegregated, did African American and white children get the same education, or was it still imbalanced?

Submitted by Dayna Laur dlaur@cysd.k12.pa.us Central York School District, York, PA Posted by Randy Stout Kan-ed

Fessenden-Bowdon High School Questions

As we discussed events in history leading up to Brown v. Board of Education and the responses of citizens to its outcome, students were full of questions. Here are some questions that they wished to ask, if they can be answered. They were really interested in learning just how unequal African Americans were treated at the time of the cases in Brown v. Board of Education.

Here are our class questions:

1. What was considered the worst inequality between white and black schools that outraged most people then?

2. Through all the series of events, what specific group of people or person caused the most difficulty in the court cases?

3. What was the worse treatment/harassment that they have heard an African American had received in school?

4. Did the events unfold as people hoped they would have after the trials?

5. As grading and assignments are concerned, were African Americans treated differently after desegregation?

Anne.Olschlager Fessenden-Bowdon High School, ND

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