Kenneth and mamie clark’s doll experiment was cited in the landmark us supreme court case brown v. board of education.
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Clark is most famous for his studies on race relations, most of which he conducted with his wife Mamie Phipps Clark. One of his famous studies is the "doll tests" in which he gave a number of children from various racial and economic backgrounds white and black dolls to play with. They then asked the children which dolls they preferred to play with. Regardless of the children's differing economic and racial differences, that children tended to view the white dolls favorably and the black dolls unfavorably, even though the black children identified with the black dolls. Clark concluded that racial segregation in schools and institutional discrimination in general lead to a corrupted personality and psychological development in black children. His study was cited in the Supreme Court case, Brown V .Board of Education .