Question

after marshall became a lawyer, he worked for a group called the naacp. marshall and the naacp argued for black people in court if they were being treated unfairly. marshall helped people who werent allowed to vote or were kicked out of their homes just because of their skin color. he even helped people who didnt have money to pay for a lawyer.

thurgood marshall became a lawyer. how did he use the law to help people?

he started an organization for black lawyers called the naacp?

he joined with the naacp to build new parks in black neighborhoods.

he wrote new laws with the naacp to make better schools for black children.

he worked with the naacp to make sure that black people were treated fairly.

Explanation:

The text states that after becoming a lawyer, Marshall worked with the NAACP to argue for Black people facing unfair treatment, including being denied access to courts, evicted from homes due to their race, and even assisted those who couldn't afford legal help. This aligns with ensuring fair treatment for Black people. The other options are incorrect: he did not start the NAACP, the text does not mention building parks, nor writing laws for better schools.

Answer:

He worked with the NAACP to make sure that Black people were treated fairly.