If per capita gdp is growing, does that mean that everyone is better off economically?

The answer should be no. The GDP is a statistical per capita number that shows an average level, not a person by person case. Usually, since the production occurs among a small number of people, the rich get richer while the regular people remain regular or go into poverty. This does not mean that every person starts living better, just that the economy is growing.

C.

Explanation:

McLaurin v. Oklahoma State Regents was the case ruled by the US Supreme Court in 1950. A suit was filed by George W. McLaurin, a student who attained master's degree in education and applied for admission in the University of Oklahoma for Doctrate degree in education was denied his educational rights based on State laws that supported segragation in schools.

After receiving admission permission by District Court, he filed in the US Supreme Court in April, 1950 requesting injunctive relief. On June 5, 1950, the US Supreme Court ruled in favor of McLaurin and forced Oklahoma's University to allow both African American and white students to share classroom spaces.

Therefore, option C is correct.