Which of the following supreme court decisions forced the university of texas to admit an african american student to its law school? a)plessy v. ferguson b)sweatt v. painter c)brown v. board of education d)brown v. plessy

The correct answer is B. The Supreme Court decision that forced the University of Texas to admit an African American student to its law school was Sweatt v. Painter.

Sweat v. Painter is a Supreme Court ruling from 1950. Sweatt, an African-American citizen, was not admitted to study at the University of Texas, because under the then law, only white people could study there. There was, however, a law department for African Americans, which presented a much lower level of education than the one for the white part of the population. The Supreme Court ruled that denying black citizens the right to study at the Law Department of the State University of Texas was inconsistent with the 14th Amendment to the US Constitution, as state legislation could not refuse anyone equal protection of his rights.

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