panda
Plessy v. Ferguson
separate but equal
Segregation in transportation
Segregation
Trials
Trials, litigation
Civil rights
Race relations
Law and legislation
African Americans
Juvenile literature
History
Profiles the 1896 Supreme Court trial that tested the constitutionality of laws in the South that enforced racial segregation in train travel, and discusses the impact of the verdict which provided a legal cover for racial discrimination throughout the United States.
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