Question

fight segregation. he showed that in south carolina, spending on white students was ten times that of black students. in several other states (florida, georgia, mississippi, and alabama), the ratio was five to one. he called for challenging the reality in court instead of the idea of separate but equal.
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what was the legal doctrine of segregation?
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margold thought that such suits would make the cost of maintaining the dual system too expensive and encourage other african americans to bring similar lawsuits. when appealed, these cases would then cover a wider area.
how might the lawsuits bring an end to segregation?
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Explanation:

1. For the first question, the text references the core legal idea that justified segregation, which is explicitly mentioned as the framework for separate facilities.
2. For the second question, the text outlines two key ways lawsuits would target segregation: raising the financial burden of the dual system and expanding legal challenges through similar cases and appeals.

Answer:

1. What was the legal doctrine of segregation?