- Desegregation of schools leads to desegregation in later life-in college, in social situations, and on the job.
- Members of minority groups who have been educated in segregated schools will gradually move into segregated niches in adult society.
- School desegregation would still make White-controlled institutions more open to members of minority groups, therefore creating greater opportunities for adult desegregation.
- Schools are also major employers and respected social institutions in their communities.
- Segregation is harmful because most minority groups must find their ways into desegregated institutions if they are to achieve success as adults.
- Schools are the place in which society socializes its next generation of citizens.