Chapter three just so happens to be the chapter that I enjoy the most this far in the book. This chapter is one that explains something that we hear about often, and I think this is why it caught my attention so much. Th e word stands out to you as clear as day, "Separate and Unequal" and right away you get the feeling of what era this involves. It's always nice learning about the way the American school system, but most importantly, the serious facts and events that took place as well. The inte gration of schools is probably one of the most important events that has happened in Americas history, and I strongly feel like it should be something everyone would take the time to learn about. Imagine being an outsider at school. Imagine not being able to get the proper education you deser ve. The case of Brown vs. Board of Ed was a United States Supreme Court case that initially declared integration in schools across the United States. Of cours