in december of 1956, the supreme court ended the bus boycott by ruling that\nalabamas segregation laws were…

in december of 1956, the supreme court ended the bus boycott by ruling that\nalabamas segregation laws were unconstitutional.\nmontgomerys segregation laws were constitutional.\npublic schools should be integrated as quickly as possible.\nthe military should be integrated as quickly as possible.

in december of 1956, the supreme court ended the bus boycott by ruling that\nalabamas segregation laws were unconstitutional.\nmontgomerys segregation laws were constitutional.\npublic schools should be integrated as quickly as possible.\nthe military should be integrated as quickly as possible.

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In December 1956, the U.S. Supreme - Court ruled Alabama's segregation laws unconstitutional, ending the Montgomery bus boycott. The boycott was a protest against racial segregation on public buses.

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Alabama's segregation laws were unconstitutional.