The NAACP's legal stategy of attacking segregation by demanding equal access to public facilities that could not be easily duplicated was followed in later lawsuits, such as in the desegration of Baltimore Polytechnic Institute in 1952.
The NAACP's legal stategy of attacking segregation by demanding equal access to public facilities was followed in later lawsuits. This was such as in the desegration of Baltimore Polytechnic Institute in 1952. These public facilities could not be easily duplicated.