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On Monday evening, May 17, 1954, the Twin City Sentinel of Winston-Salem, North Carolina, revealed the Supreme Court's decision to citizens: "Supreme Court Rules Race Segregation In Public Schools Is Unconstitutional."

On Monday, May 17, 1954, The Robesonian of Lumberton, North Carolina, broke the news of the Supreme Court's decision in Brown: "Separate Schools Illegal."

On Tuesday, May 18, 1954, The News and Observer in North Carolina's capital city, revealed the Supreme Court's Brown decision: "Segregation Is Declared Unconstitutional."

On Monday evening, May 17, 1954, The Greensboro Record reported the Supreme Court's decision in Brown earlier that day: "Segregation Ruled Illegal."

On Monday afternoon, May 17, 1954, The Durham Sun related the morning's events to Durham residents: "U. S. High Court Voids Segregation In School."

Following the Brown ruling on Monday, May 17, 1954, The Daily Times-News of Burlington, North Carolina, informed citizens, "U. S. Supreme Court Rules Out Segregation In Public Schools By Unanimous Decision."

On Tuesday, May 18, 1954, The Daily Tar Heel, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill's independent student newspaper, reported "Supreme Court Rules Out School Segregation."

On Monday afternoon, May 17, 1954, The Daily Record of Dunn, North Carolina, broke the news of the Brown decision: "Segregation Outlawed."

On the afternoon of Monday, May 17, 1954, The Daily Independent of Kannapolis, North Carolina, revealed "Supreme Court Outlaws Segregation."

On Tuesday, May 18, 1954, the day following the Brown ruling, The Charlotte Observer declared "Court Bans Segregation."