The results of Kenneth Clark's research on the developmental effects of prejudice,discrimination,and segregation on children was cited by the U.S.Supreme Court in the landmark case Brown v.Board of Education,decided in 1954.

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Kenneth Clark's research was cited in the Brown v. Board of Education case as evidence that segregation had a detrimental effect on black children's self-esteem and academic achievement. This played a significant role in the Court's decision to declare segregation unconstitutional.

The Results of Kenneth Clark's Research on the Developmental Effects