Did all states move quickly to integrate their schools following the brown decision?

No, not all states moved quickly to integrate their schools following the Brown v. Board of Education decision in 1954. While some states began to take steps towards desegregation, many others, particularly in the South, resisted integration through various means, including legal challenges, legislation, and outright defiance. This led to a prolonged struggle for civil rights activists and resulted in significant federal intervention in some cases. The pace and extent of integration varied greatly across the country.