Read the sentence from "On the Front Lines with Thurgood Marshall."
"So the court was moving more and more towards recognizing the intangible aspects of education and saying that no matter what you did, you could not be equal so long as you were keeping people separate."
What is the meaning of the word intangible as used in this sentence?
The definition for intangible is, "unable to be touched; not having physical presence.", and if you plug in untouchable to the sentence, it makes the most logical sense.
