For example, NAACP studies of unequal spending conducted in the mid-to-late 1920s found that Georgia spent $4.59 per year on every African-American child, compared to $36.29 for each white child. child. For this reason, the school should have no problem paying for the damages. Likewise, one could argue that their actions caused the white children to have to walk to school for two entire weeks, but that is a very weak argument since the black children had to walk to school all year round. While some may say it was a bad idea, the evidence shows why it wasn't. The action taken by the Logans towards the bus was very necessary. For starters, the Logans didn't try to hurt anyone on the bus, even though they could have been hurt by the bus driver. Besides, the bus might not have stopped bothering the Logans if they hadn't. Finally, even though the actions the Logans took cost the school a lot of money, they already spend a lot more money on white students, so this shouldn't be a problem. In conclusion, Logan's children made the right decision to defend themselves after being continually bothered by the