plessy
ferguson
argued
decided
may
petitioner
citizen
resident
state
louisiana
mixed
descent
proportion
ghths
caucasian
african
blood
mixture
colored
blood
discernible
entitled
every
recognition
right
privilege
immunity
secured
citizens
white
race
constitution
laws
june
engaged
paid
passage
east
louisiana
railway
new
orleans
covington
state
thereupon
entered
passenger
train
took
possession
vacant
seat
coach
passengers
white
race
accommodated
railroad
company
incorporated
laws
louisiana
common
carrier
authorized
distinguish
citizens
according
race
notwithstanding
petitioner
required
conductor
penalty
ejection
said
train
imprisonment
vacate
said
coach
occupy
another
seat
coach
assigned
said
company
persons
white
race
reason
petitioner
colored
race
upon
petitioner
refusal
comply
order
aid
police
officer
forcibly
ejected
said
coach
hurried
imprisoned
parish
jail
new
orleans
held
answer
charge
made
officer
effect
guilty
criminally
violated
act
general
assembly
state
approved
july
case
made
provided
petitioner
subsequently
brought
recorder
city
preliminary
examination
committed
trial
criminal
district
parish
orleans
information
filed
matter
set
forth
violation
act
act
petitioner
affirmed
null
void
conflict
constitution
petitioner
interposed
plea
information
based
upon
unconstitutionality
act
general
assembly
district
attorney
behalf
state
filed
demurrer
upon
issue
joined
upon
demurrer
plea
sustained
demurrer
overruled
plea
ordered
petitioner
plead
facts
set
forth
information
unless
judge
said
enjoined
writ
prohibition
proceeding
case
proceed
fine
sentence
petitioner
imprisonment
thus
deprive
constitutional
rights
set
forth
said
plea
notwithstanding
unconstitutionality
act
prosecuted
appeal
lay
sentence
petitioner
without
relief
remedy
except
writs
prohibition
certiorari
copies
information
proceedings
criminal
district
annexed
petition
exhibit
upon
filing
petition
order
issued
upon
respondent
show
cause
writ
prohibition
issue
made
perpetual
order
record
proceedings
criminal
cause
certified
transmitted
order
respondent
made
answer
transmitting
certified
copy
proceedings
asserting
constitutionality
law
averring
instead
pleading
admitting
belonged
colored
race
said
plessy
declined
refused
either
pleading
otherwise
mit
sense
proportion
colored
man
case
coming
hearing
opinion
law
prosecution
constitutional
denied
relief
prayed
petitioner
ex
parte
plessy
la
ann
south
whereupon
petitioner
prayed
writ
error
allowed
chief
justice
louisiana
justice
harlan
dissenting
tourgee
phillips
plaintiff
error
alex
porter
morse
defendant
error
justice
brown
stating
facts
foregoing
language
delivered
opinion
case
turns
upon
constitutionality
act
general
assembly
state
louisiana
passed
providing
separate
railway
carriages
white
colored
races
acts
first
section
statute
enacts
railway
companies
carrying
passengers
coaches
state
shall
provide
equal
separate
accommodations
white
colored
races
providing
two
passenger
coaches
passenger
train
dividing
passenger
coaches
partition
secure
separate
accommodations
provided
section
shall
construed
apply
street
railroads
person
persons
shall
permitted
occupy
seats
coaches
ones
assigned
account
race
belong
second
section
enacted
officers
passenger
trains
shall
power
hereby
required
assign
passenger
coach
compartment
used
race
passenger
belongs
passenger
insisting
going
coach
compartment
race
belong
shall
liable
fine
dollars
lieu
thereof
imprisonment
period
twenty
days
parish
prison
officer
railroad
insisting
assigning
passenger
coach
compartment
one
set
aside
race
said
passenger
belongs
shall
liable
fine
dollars
lieu
thereof
imprisonment
period
twenty
days
parish
prison
passenger
refuse
occupy
coach
compartment
assigned
officer
railway
said
officer
shall
power
refuse
carry
passenger
train
refusal
neither
railway
company
represents
shall
liable
damages
courts
state
third
section
provides
penalties
refusal
neglect
officers
directors
conductors
employees
railway
companies
comply
act
proviso
act
shall
construed
applying
nurses
attending
children
race
fourth
section
immaterial
information
filed
criminal
district
charged
substance
plessy
passenger
two
stations
within
state
louisiana
assigned
officers
company
coach
used
race
belonged
insisted
upon
going
coach
used
race
belong
neither
information
plea
particular
race
color
averred
petition
writ
prohibition
averred
petitioner
caucasian
african
blood
mixture
colored
blood
discernible
entitled
every
right
privilege
immunity
secured
citizens
white
race
upon
theory
took
possession
vacant
seat
coach
passengers
white
race
accommodated
ordered
conductor
vacate
said
coach
take
seat
another
assigned
persons
colored
race
refused
comply
demand
forcibly
ejected
aid
police
officer
imprisoned
parish
jail
answer
charge
violated
act
constitutionality
act
attacked
upon
ground
conflicts
thirteenth
amendment
constitution
abolishing
slavery
fourteenth
amendment
prohibits
certain
restrictive
legislation
part
conflict
thirteenth
amendment
abolished
slavery
involuntary
servitude
except
punishment
crime
clear
argument
slavery
implies
involuntary
servitude
state
bondage
ownership
mankind
chattel
least
control
labor
services
one
man
benefit
another
absence
legal
right
disposal
person
property
services
amendment
said
cases
wall
intended
primarily
abolish
slavery
previously
known
country
equally
forbade
mexican
peonage
chinese
coolie
trade
amounted
slavery
involuntary
servitude
use
word
intended
prohibit
use
forms
involuntary
slavery
whatever
class
name
intimated
however
case
amendment
regarded
statesmen
day
insufficient
protect
colored
race
certain
laws
enacted
southern
imposing
upon
colored
race
onerous
disabilities
burdens
curtailing
rights
pursuit
life
liberty
property
extent
freedom
little
value
fourteenth
amendment
devised
meet
exigency
civil
rights
cases
sup
said
act
mere
individual
owner
inn
public
conveyance
place
amusement
refusing
accommodations
colored
people
justly
regarded
imposing
badge
slavery
servitude
upon
applicant
involving
ordinary
civil
injury
properly
cognizable
laws
state
presumably
subject
redress
laws
contrary
appears
running
slavery
question
ground
said
justice
bradley
make
apply
every
act
discrimination
person
may
see
fit
make
guests
entertain
people
take
coach
cab
car
admit
concert
theater
deal
matters
intercourse
business
statute
implies
merely
legal
distinction
white
colored
distinction
founded
color
two
races
must
always
exist
long
white
men
distinguished
race
tendency
destroy
legal
equality
two
races
state
involuntary
servitude
indeed
understand
thirteenth
amendment
strenuously
relied
upon
plaintiff
error
connection
fourteenth
amendment
persons
born
naturalized
subject
jurisdiction
thereof
made
citizens
state
wherein
reside
forbidden
making
enforcing
law
shall
abridge
privileges
immunities
citizens
shall
deprive
person
life
liberty
property
without
due
process
law
deny
person
within
jurisdiction
equal
protection
laws
proper
construction
amendment
first
called
attention
cases
wall
involved
however
question
race
one
exclusive
privileges
case
call
expression
opinion
exact
rights
intended
secure
colored
race
said
generally
main
purpose
establish
citizenship
negro
give
definitions
citizenship
protect
hostile
legislation
privileges
immunities
citizens
distinguished
citizens
object
amendment
undoubtedly
enforce
absolute
equality
two
races
law
nature
things
intended
abolish
distinctions
based
upon
color
enforce
social
distinguish
political
equality
commingling
two
races
upon
terms
unsatisfactory
either
laws
permitting
even
requiring
separation
places
liable
brought
contact
necessarily
imply
inferiority
either
race
generally
universally
recognized
within
competency
state
legislatures
exercise
police
power
common
instance
connected
establishment
separate
schools
white
colored
children
held
valid
exercise
legislative
power
even
courts
political
rights
colored
race
longest
earnestly
enforced
one
earliest
cases
roberts
city
boston
cush
judicial
massachusetts
held
general
school
committee
boston
power
make
provision
instruction
colored
children
separate
schools
established
exclusively
prohibit
attendance
upon
schools
great
principle
said
chief
justice
shaw
learned
eloquent
advocate
plaintiff
charles
sumner
constitution
laws
massachusetts
persons
without
distinction
age
sex
birth
color
origin
condition
equal
law
great
principle
comes
applied
actual
various
conditions
persons
society
warrant
assertion
men
women
legally
clothed
civil
political
powers
children
adults
legally
functions
subject
treatment
rights
settled
regulated
law
equally
entitled
paternal
consideration
protection
law
maintenance
security
held
powers
committee
extended
ment
separate
schools
children
different
ages
sexes
colors
might
also
establish
special
schools
poor
neglected
children
become
old
attend
primary
school
yet
acquired
rudiments
learning
enable
enter
ordinary
schools
similar
laws
enacted
congress
general
power
legislation
district
columbia
sections
rev
well
legislatures
many
generally
uniformly
sustained
courts
state
mccann
ohio
lehew
brummell
mo
sup
ward
flood
cal
bertonneau
directors
city
schools
woods
fed
cas
people
gallagher
cory
carter
ind
dawson
lee
laws
forbidding
intermarriage
two
races
may
said
technical
sense
interfere
freedom
contract
yet
universally
recognized
within
police
power
state
state
gibson
ind
distinction
laws
interfering
political
equality
negro
requiring
separation
two
races
schools
theaters
railway
carriages
frequently
drawn
thus
strauder
west
virginia
held
law
west
virginia
limiting
white
male
persons
years
age
citizens
state
right
sit
upon
juries
discrimination
implied
legal
inferiority
civil
society
lessened
security
right
colored
race
step
towards
reducing
condition
servility
indeed
right
colored
man
selection
jurors
pass
upon
life
liberty
property
shall
exclusion
race
discrimination
color
asserted
number
cases
virginia
rivers
neal
delaware
ush
sup
gibson
mississippi
sup
laws
particular
locality
charter
particular
railway
corporation
provided
person
shall
excluded
cars
account
color
held
meant
persons
color
travel
car
white
ones
enactment
satisfied
company
providing
cars
assigned
exclusively
people
color
though
good
assigned
exclusively
white
persons
railroad
brown
wall
upon
hand
statute
louisiana
required
engaged
transportation
passengers
among
give
persons
traveling
within
state
upon
vessels
employed
business
equal
rights
privileges
parts
vessel
without
distinction
account
race
color
subjected
action
damages
owner
vessel
excluded
colored
passengers
account
color
cabin
set
aside
use
whites
held
far
applied
interstate
commerce
unconstitutional
void
hall
de
cuir
case
however
expressly
disclaimed
anything
whatever
statute
regulation
internal
commerce
affecting
anything
else
commerce
among
civil
rights
cases
sup
held
act
congress
entitling
persons
within
jurisdiction
full
equal
enjoyment
accommodations
advantages
facilities
privileges
inns
public
conveyances
land
water
theaters
places
public
amusement
made
applicable
citizens
every
race
color
regardless
previous
condition
servitude
unconstitutional
void
upon
ground
fourteenth
amendment
prohibitory
upon
legislation
authorized
adopted
congress
enforcing
direct
legislation
matters
respecting
prohibited
making
enforcing
certain
laws
certain
acts
corrective
legislation
might
necessary
proper
redressing
effect
laws
acts
delivering
opinion
justice
bradley
observed
fourteenth
amendment
invest
congress
power
legislate
upon
subjects
within
domain
state
legislation
provide
modes
relief
state
legislation
state
action
kind
referred
authorize
congress
create
code
municipal
law
regulation
private
rights
provide
modes
redress
operation
state
laws
action
state
officers
executive
judicial
subversive
fundamental
rights
specified
amendment
positive
rights
privileges
undoubtedly
secured
fourteenth
amendment
secured
way
prohibition
state
laws
state
proceedings
affecting
rights
privileges
power
given
congress
legislate
purpose
carrying
prohibition
effect
legislation
must
necessarily
predicated
upon
supposed
state
laws
state
proceedings
directed
correction
operation
effect
much
nearer
indeed
almost
directly
point
case
louisville
ry
state
sup
wherein
railway
company
indicted
violation
statute
mississippi
enacting
railroads
carrying
passengers
provide
equal
separate
accommodations
white
colored
races
providing
two
passenger
cars
passenger
train
dividing
passenger
cars
partition
secure
separate
accommodations
case
presented
different
aspe
one
consideration
inasmuch
indictment
railway
company
failing
provide
separate
accommodations
question
considered
constitutionality
law
case
mississippi
miss
south
held
statute
applied
solely
commerce
within
state
construction
state
statute
highest
accepted
conclusive
matter
said
page
page
sup
commerce
wholly
within
state
interfering
commerce
obviously
violation
commerce
clause
federal
constitution
question
arises
section
power
state
separate
different
compartments
interstate
sengers
affect
manner
privileges
rights
passengers
consider
whether
state
power
require
railroad
trains
within
limits
shall
separate
accommodations
two
races
affecting
commerce
within
state
invasion
power
given
congress
commerce
clause
like
course
reasoning
applies
case
consideration
since
louisiana
case
state
judge
la
ann
south
held
statute
question
apply
interstate
passengers
confined
application
passengers
traveling
exclusively
within
borders
state
case
decided
largely
upon
authority
louisville
ry
state
miss
south
affirmed
sup
present
case
question
interference
interstate
commerce
possibly
arise
since
east
louisiana
railway
appears
purely
local
line
termini
within
state
louisiana
similar
statutes
separation
two
races
upon
public
conveyances
held
constitutional
railroad
miles
day
owen
railway
williams
railroad
wells
railroad
benson
sue
fed
logwood
railroad
fed
mcguinn
forbes
fed
people
king
app
houck
railway
fed
heard
railroad
inter
commerce
com
inter
commerce
com
think
enforced
separation
races
applied
internal
commerce
state
neither
abridges
privileges
immunities
colored
man
deprives
property
without
due
process
law
denies
equal
protection
laws
within
meaning
fourteenth
amendment
prepared
say
conductor
assigning
passengers
coaches
according
race
act
peril
provision
second
section
act
denies
passenger
tion
damages
refusal
receive
coach
properly
belongs
valid
exercise
legislative
power
indeed
understand
conceded
state
attorney
part
act
exempts
liability
railway
company
officers
unconstitutional
power
assign
particular
coach
obviously
implies
power
determine
race
passenger
belongs
well
power
determine
laws
particular
state
deemed
white
colored
person
question
though
indicated
brief
plaintiff
error
properly
arise
upon
record
case
since
issue
made
unconstitutionality
act
far
requires
railway
provide
separate
accommodations
conductor
assign
passengers
according
race
claimed
plaintiff
error
mixed
community
reputation
belonging
dominant
race
instance
white
race
sense
right
action
inheritance
property
conceding
purposes
case
unable
see
statute
deprives
way
affects
right
property
white
man
assigned
colored
coach
may
action
damages
company
deprived
upon
hand
colored
man
assigned
deprived
property
since
lawfully
entitled
reputation
white
man
connection
also
suggested
learned
counsel
plaintiff
error
argument
justify
state
legislature
requiring
railways
provide
separate
accommodations
two
races
also
authorize
require
separate
cars
provided
people
whose
hair
certain
color
aliens
belong
certain
nationalities
enact
laws
requiring
colored
people
walk
upon
one
side
street
white
people
upon
requiring
white
men
houses
painted
white
colored
men
black
vehicles
business
signs
different
colors
upon
theory
one
side
street
good
house
vehicle
one
color
good
one
another
color
reply
every
exercise
police
power
must
reasonable
extend
laws
enacted
good
faith
promotion
public
good
annoyance
oppression
particular
class
thus
yick
wo
hopkins
sup
held
municipal
ordinance
city
san
francisco
regulate
carrying
public
laundries
within
limits
municipality
violated
provisions
constitution
conferred
upon
municipal
authorities
arbitrary
power
without
regard
discretion
legal
sense
term
give
withhold
consent
persons
places
without
regard
competency
persons
applying
propriety
places
selected
carrying
business
held
covert
attempt
part
municipality
make
arbitrary
unjust
discrimination
chinese
race
case
municipal
ordinance
like
principle
held
apply
acts
state
legislature
passed
exercise
police
power
railroad
husen
louisville
kentucky
sup
cases
cited
page
page
sup
daggett
hudson
ohio
capen
foster
pick
state
baker
monroe
collins
ohio
hulseman
rems
osman
riley
cal
far
conflict
fourteenth
amendment
concerned
case
reduces
question
whether
statute
louisiana
reasonable
regulation
respect
must
necessarily
large
discretion
part
legislature
determining
question
reasonableness
liberty
act
reference
established
usages
customs
traditions
people
view
promotion
comfort
preservation
public
peace
good
order
gauged
standard
say
law
authorizes
even
requires
separation
two
races
public
conveyances
unreasonable
obnoxious
fourteenth
amendment
acts
congress
requiring
separate
schools
colored
children
district
columbia
constitutionality
seem
questioned
corresponding
acts
state
legislatures
consider
derlying
fallacy
plaintiff
argument
consist
assumption
enforced
separation
two
races
stamps
colored
race
badge
inferiority
reason
anything
found
act
solely
colored
race
chooses
put
construction
upon
argument
necessarily
assumes
case
unlikely
colored
race
become
dominant
power
state
legislature
enact
law
precisely
similar
terms
thereby
relegate
white
race
inferior
position
imagine
white
race
least
acquiesce
assumption
argument
also
assumes
social
prejudices
may
overcome
legislation
equal
rights
secured
negro
except
enforced
commingling
two
races
accept
proposition
two
races
meet
upon
terms
social
equality
must
result
natural
affinities
mutual
appreciation
merits
voluntary
consent
individuals
said
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