The Civil Rights Movement has taken monumental strides over the past 50 years, with much its progress due to equally monumental Supreme Court rulings. Through almost 60 years between Plessy v. Ferguson and Brown v. Board of Education, African-Americans were still living constitutionally deprived lifestyles. From fundamental rights such as education to petty laws such as seating arrangements on public transportation, Blacks in America were in no way, shape, or form living equal lives to that of whites. Trying to turn attention from any potential evidence that would lead to the condition being declared unequal and therefore unconstitutional by the courts, tons of white radicals across the nation (mostly in the deep South) made ardent attempts to ensure their superior lifestyle. Much to the efforts of these men, the Supreme Court ruled that the decision of Plessy v. Ferguson was unconstitutional through the Brown v. Board of Education case in...