Which case in Virginia was included in "Brown v. Board of Education"?

The case that was included in "Brown v. Board of Education" is indeed Davis v. County School Board. This case was among several others that the Supreme Court combined under the umbrella of Brown v. Board, as it addressed the issue of racial segregation in public schools. Specifically, Davis v. County School Board involved a challenge to the "separate but equal" doctrine established earlier by Plessy v. Ferguson, demonstrating its detrimental effects on African American students' education. The Supreme Court ultimately ruled that segregation in public schools was inherently unequal, thus violating the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment. This legal precedent significantly advanced the civil rights movement and is a foundational case in American education law.

While Brown v. Board itself is the landmark case, it encompassed various cases, including Davis, highlighting the widespread nature of segregation issues across the United States. The other options listed either predate or postdate Brown v. Board or do not directly relate to the cases consolidated in that specific decision.