Will Brown v. Board of Education be overturned/CRA be ruled unconstitutional?

[Stranger in a strange land]

https://www.al.com/educationlab/2022/07/alabama-schools-close-as-federal-judge-considers-fate-of-district-desegregation-plan.html

Where would a case to go to the supreme court even come from? From a situation like this.

Unless I'm misreading the article, this case in question doesn't seem to involve schools that are still legally segregated, but instead the county is debating how to best consolidate the schools in an equitable way to comply with the generations-old court order. More likely is that a woke Coastal city would try to start a school or offer programs "for BIPOC students only" or something like that and it would be struck down in court... which would actually result in Brown being affirmed, not overturned. Plenty of other civil rights legislation and case law is at far graver risk.