Biden Commemorates Brown v. Board of Education's 70th Anniversary
President Biden meets with families of the landmark civil rights case, reflecting on its legacy and ongoing challenges.
- Biden hosts families involved in Brown v. Board of Education at the White House to honor the historic ruling.
- The 1954 Supreme Court decision ended legal segregation in public schools and catalyzed broader civil rights movements.
- Topeka, the case's origin, still faces challenges with de facto segregation and racial inequities in education.
- Biden's series of events includes speeches at the African-American History MuseumMorehouse College.
- Efforts continue to address racial disparities in education, including diversifying the teaching workforce in Topeka.
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