3. Is this passage an example of a primary or secondary source? "In 1954, the U. S. Supreme Court ruled that segregation in public schools is unconstitutional. This
ruling marked a major change in the policy of "separate but equal" schools—which, in reality,
were not equal at all."
(10 Points)
O It is a primary source because the writer is biased against segregation.
It is a primary source because the writer includes mostly opinions.
It is a secondary source because it is a factual description that includes the writer's analysis.
It is a secondary source because the writer was not a Supreme Court Justice in 1954.