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Why did the Swanns sue the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Board of Education?

They did not want their children to be forced to attend an integrated school.
They wanted their son to be able to attend an integrated school closer to their home.
They believed the cross-town busing program was unconstitutional.
They did not receive funding for private schooling as promised by the Pearsall Plan.
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The correct answer is: They wanted their son to be able to attend an integrated school closer to their home.

Swanns sued the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Board of Education because they wanted their six-year-old son to attend Seversville Elementary School. Which was a few of racially integrated school in Charlotte and was the closest to their home, a federal district judge called James McMillan ruled the case in favor of the Swanns.

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