Which argument did Thurgood Marshall use to challenge the legality of segregation in Brown v. Board of Education?

Marshall argued that separating students by race made the schools unequal in principle, even if their buildings or resources seemed similar. Segregation also harmed Black children by creating a sense of inferiority, supporting the claim that separate schools could never be equal. The correct choice is “By their nature, separate schools could never be equal.”

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