Bruce Boynton was convicted of trespass after refusing to leave a whites-only restaurant in a bus terminal

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Boynton v. Virginia is a landmark 1960 U.S. Supreme Court case that held racial segregation in bus terminal facilities serving interstate passengers unconstitutional under the Interstate Commerce Act.


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Boynton v. Virginia factualBackground Bruce Boynton was convicted of trespass after refusing to leave a whites-only restaurant in a bus terminal