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Imagine being told you could not go to the school near your home just because of the color of your skin.
A leader named Thurgood Marshall dedicated his entire life to changing unfair laws and making sure all Americans were treated equally.
How did he use the power of words and rules to stand up for others?

Using Laws to Fight for Fairness

Growing up, Thurgood saw segregation, which was an unfair system of laws that kept Black people and white people separated in public places.
He became a skilled lawyer who used the Constitution—the highest set of written rules in our country—to protect people's rights.
What was his most famous victory that changed schools for every child in America?

Opening School Doors for Everyone

In 1954, Marshall led a historic case called Brown v. Board of Education in front of the highest judges in the country.
His legal victory in Brown v. Board of Education transformed schools across Texas and the entire United States, ensuring children of all racial backgrounds could learn together in the same classrooms.
How did his great work lead to an unforgettable moment in American history?