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What was the significance of Norris v. Alabama (1935)?a. It established that Blacks should have equal access to employment.b. It established that Blacks should serve on juries in state courts.c. It established that Black people had the right to public transportation free of discrimination.d. It established that Black children had the right to attend integrated schools.
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