When someone says they are taking us to court we naturally experience some discomfort. I find screaming for 5 minutes is helpful, but I digress. In class and our book, we considered two major court cases that went all the way to the Supreme Court. Turns out they had monster impacts on race in the United States. They were Plessey v Ferguson (late 1800's) and Brown v Board of Education (1950's). Which answer MOST clearly explains what these two laws meant? Group of answer choices Plessey was a law that created new civil rights designed to unify Black and white citizens Brown & Plessey together outlawed discrimination in the U.S. especially in northern states The two rulings eliminated Jim Crow laws that had plagued the South for decades Brown outlawed overt discrimination in the South leading to more subtle acts of racism Brown put the federal government on notice to no longer support separate but equal laws