I've been reading a lot about Brown vs. Topeka Board of Education for a law class, but have yet to come across any mention of what accommodations were available for people who were neither white nor black (re: schools, places of work, and facilities serving the public.)

Where were the Hispanic children educated? Asian? Where did their parents work, socialize, attend church services, etc.? Were they permitted to intermingle with white's on the city bus and in ice cream parlors? Surely not.

Any insight would be greatly appreciated.