Gruppenarbeit in einer teamorientierten Unternehmenskultur

Krämer, Karl H.; Geyermann, Alois

doi:10.1007/978-3-8349-9779-1_23

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“…For instance, he changed a sentence that originally argued that racial segregation should be terminated "as quickly as possible" to "as quickly as feasible." 144 He also added some language obviously meant as a salvo to the South:…”

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Herbert Brownell, Jr.: The “Hidden Hand”1 in the Selection of Earl Warren and the Government's Role in Brown v. Board of Education

Lawrence¹

2012

Journal of Supreme Court History

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There are, of course, many heroes behind the Supreme Court's most famous and, some would argue, most significant case of the 20th Century: Brown v. Board of Education.2 Chief Justice Earl Warren wrote the decision and is credited with convincing the other Justices to make it unanimous. Thurgood Marshall and Robert L. Carter argued important aspects of the case for the NAACP and championed a legal strategy that brought it to the High Court. Few, however, would readily name Herbert Brownell, Jr. as one of the heroes. Yet, as Attorney General, Brownell was President Eisenhower's chief adviser on judicial appointments when he put Warren on the Court, and Brownell led the Justice Department in supporting the notion that segregation of public schools violated the Constitution.

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Section: Another Delay and Another Briefmentioning

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Herbert Brownell, Jr.: The “Hidden Hand”1 in the Selection of Earl Warren and the Government's Role in Brown v. Board of Education

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Gruppenarbeit in einer teamorientierten Unternehmenskultur

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Herbert Brownell, Jr.: The “Hidden Hand”1 in the Selection of Earl Warren and the Government's Role in Brown v. Board of Education

Herbert Brownell, Jr.: The “Hidden Hand”1 in the Selection of Earl Warren and the Government's Role in Brown v. Board of Education

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