Did Linda Brown participate in any direct action?

linda brown did not die.

absoultly not, Linda Brown was African American and John Brown was Halfrican.

Linda Brown Lives in Texas.

Linda Brown's Mother and father's name is Oliver Brown and Leola Brown.

Linda Brown (Thompson)'s parents were Oliver and Leola Brown.

Linda Brown had two younger sisters, Terry and Cheryl.

i dunnno LOL x3 i dont even know who linda brown ish...

64 is linda brown alive and if she is alive in the year of 2012 then how old is she

Linda Thompson Brown Was Married Once And Her Husband Died. Then she remarried.

Linda Ormiston's birth name is Linda Brown.

Linda Brown never died she still lives in Topeka and is 64yrs old now

Linda Brown Bragg has written: 'Rainbow roun mah shoulder'

Linda Brown Thompson lives in Topeka, Kansas, where she and her younger sister, Cheryl Brown Henderson, co-own Brown and Associates, an educational consulting firm.

yes she was her husbands name is Jacob brown

The lead attorney for Linda Brown in the court case, Brown v. Board of Education was Thurgood Marshall. Other attorneys on Linda Brown's side were Charles Scott, Jack Greenberg, and Frank D. Reeves.

Linda Brown was a young black girl in the case of Brown vs. Board of Education. Her father was reverend Oliver Brown of Kansas, Topeka. Oliver Brown fought for Linda's rights to go to a white school. Linda had to walk a mile to get to her all black school before the brown v. Board of Education case was admitted.

Linda Brown (Thompson) was born February 20, 1942, and is still alive at the age of 68 (March 2010).

Linda Brown Thompson was one of the plaintiffs in the landmark Brown vs. the Board of Education case. In 1954, the Supreme Court ruled that segregation of schools was unlawful.

she fought for civil rights

Linda Brown is still very much alive. She was born on February 20th , 1942. She is alive and well at the age of 72.

Linda brown was important because she was included in a civil rights movement and helped african americans become part of our normal society.

Linda Brown (Thompson), might be living in Topeka, Kansas today. It is her birthplace and her home. If sha has moved we might not know for sure.

Linda Sue Brown Jones has written: 'Southern roots and branches' -- subject(s): Genealogy, Nobility, Family

Linda Brown Thompson is the "Brown" mentioned in the desegregation lawsuit "Brown vs. Topeka Board of Education", 1954. She was the little girl who was the daughter of a minister (Oliver Brown) who was one of the families recruited by the NAACP to attempt to register their children (African American) in White schools.

Linda Brown was the daughter of the named petitioner in the landmark US Supreme Court case Brown v. Board of Education, (1954). Linda was denied enrollment in an "all-white" school near her home in Topeka, Kansas, and was forced to travel a substantial distance to attend a segregated African-American school in another neighborhood. The NAACP recruited thirteen Topeka families to file a class action suit against the city board of education in an attempt to end segregation practices in their public schools. The Brown case was consolidated with four other NAACP-initiated class action suits from different parts of the country. These cases were part of a carefully planned test designed to challenge the constitutionality of segregation in public schools nationwide. By the time Brown v. Board of Education reached the Supreme Court, it involved quite a few plaintiffs, but Linda Brown and her father, Oliver Brown, became icons of the civil rights movement.