The reported decision upholding Louisiana's 'equal but separate' railway-car statute, with Harlan the only dissenter and Brewer not sitting

Plessy v. Ferguson, 1. U. S. 5. (1896). The reported decision upholding Louisiana's 'equal but separate' railway-car statute, with Harlan the only dissenter and Brewer not sitting.

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  • The Supreme Court's majority upheld "separate but equal" racial segregation, 7–1

    This sourceHarlan, J., dissenting, at 559: the source of the quoted 'Our Constitution is color-blind' sentence.

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