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How does de facto segregation differ from de jure segregation? In Plessy v. Ferguson, what did the Supreme Court say about the relationship between de jure segregation and equality? What did the Supreme Court say about this relationship in Brown v. Board of Education? Evaluate the extent to which de facto segregation leads to inequality, and illustrate your answer with two examples.
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