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Use details and evidence provided in the text to explain what Chief Justice warren means by the phrase “modern authority” at the end of the next to last paragraph

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Using the expression “modern authority”, the Chief Justice states that the current justice, promoted by judges and the entire national legal body, agrees with the conclusions of the Brown v Board of Education case.

What did the Brown v Board of Education case conclude?

  • Racial segregation in schools was harmful.
  • Black children were being socially disadvantaged.
  • Racial segregation in schools should be ended.

The Chief Justice asserts that these decisions are supported by modern justice, as he believes that even though the decisions, in this case, were made many years ago, they are supported by the current legal body, which maintains racial segregation as a crime throughout the country.

More information about the Brown v Board of Education case at the link:

https://brainly.com/question/9857823

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