In the case of Brown v$.$ Board of Education

a key issue was whether there were enough schools for all the children in Topeka.

Attorneys for the Brown family granted that the facilities and teachers in the black schools in Topeka were equal to the teachers and facilities in the white schools.

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the important dispute was about whether the facilities and teachers in the black schools in Topeka were equal to the teachers and facilities in the white schools.

one dispute was over the question of whether the Kansas Constitution allowed integrated schools.