Question

read the excerpt from brown v. board of education.

in these days, it is doubtful that any child may reasonably be expected to succeed in life if he is denied the opportunity of an education.

why does the supreme court assert this fact?
to highlight the idea that a childs potential can be measured
to illustrate how desegregation will be implemented
to highlight the significance of equal access to education
to illustrate the importance of high academic standards

Explanation:

The excerpt from Brown v. Board of Education centers on the link between educational opportunity and life success. The Supreme Court's statement emphasizes that denying education undermines a child's chance to thrive, which directly supports the core argument of the case: that segregated schools violated equal protection by denying Black students equal educational access. The other options are irrelevant: the statement does not address measuring potential, desegregation implementation steps, or academic standards.

Answer:

to highlight the significance of equal access to education