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San Antonio School District v. Rodriguez
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San Antonio School District v. Rodriguez

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  • Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund
    Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund

    …attorneys faced a setback in San Antonio School District v. Rodriguez in 1973, when they failed to convince the U.S. Supreme Court that Texas had violated the Fourteenth Amendment by not providing equal educational opportunities to poor children. Greater selectivity and patience in developing test cases resulted in important victories,…

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    …attorneys faced a setback in San Antonio School District v. Rodriguez in 1973, when they failed to convince the U.S. Supreme Court that Texas had violated the Fourteenth Amendment by not providing equal educational opportunities to poor children. Greater selectivity and patience in developing test cases resulted in important victories,…

    Read More