Swann v Charlotte-Mecklenburg               

 Swann v Charlotte-Mecklenburg  was a legal case directly related to Brown Vs Board of Education, the complain was made when the Swann family and other rose legally to overcome the Charlotte-Mecklenburg busing system, what happened was that Charlotte-Mecklenburg decided that since segregation had become illegal un public accommodations the administrative elites of the Charlotte-Mecklenburg decided to segregate the schools by implementing the busing system with the argument that busing worked by sectoring the routes of the buses and surprisingly it only and in majority only benefited the white and the high elites of the sectors.

 What was most significant in the case was that the people that were affected were children and even after 15 years after Brown Vs Board of Education the racial segregation culture had almost had no effect in the attitudes.

The fact that even after the mandate of desegregation in almost all sector of society, and that white executives made legal and strategic forms to promote segregation into families and the children. However after revision , the supreme court mandate that Charlotte-Mecklenburg had no authority to segregate and to affect the propaganda of racial integration.