| | Atlanta Constitution Editorial: September 20, 1950 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09) |
 | | The Atlanta system, however, has made great progress in that direction and the intent of the Board of Education is that facilities shall be fully equalized as soon as finances permit. |
 | | The closest approach of the court to such a decision was in the railroad dining car case when it ruled that segregation of Negroes from other diners was in itself discrimination, even though equal facilities were available The Atlanta suit presupposes or hopes that the reasoning of the will extend further and include educational facilities. |
 | | That is particularly true in the case of Atlanta, where the Board is trying hard and earnestedly provide the best facilities possible for everyone, white and Negro. |
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