Which statement (s) below did Thurgood Marshall use to argue against segregation of public schools in Brown v. Board of Education?

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It denied African Americans equal protection of the law.

It violated the Thirteenth Amendment.

It made African American children feel inferior.

It created "separate but equal" facilities.

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Kaliyah Woodward

22 January, 22:56

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Hannah Bowers · Answer 1

It created "separate but equal" facilities.

Demetrius Carroll · Answer 2

I really want to say that the last one should be right!