Why Is Segregation Wrong

In the world, we live in today discrimination and segregation is not unusual, but back in the early 1900’s, it was worse. Laws had it where people weren’t allowed to co-live peacefully with each other because of ethnic and background. Even though it was a long process to teach this society that segregation is wrong. It allowed the United States to know that segregation laws are wrong because they are unfair, unequal, and dangerous. One of the ways to describe segregation would be unfair. For example,” On September 3, 1957, nine black students attempted to attend the all-white student's central high school. The students were legally enrolled in the school”(Source B). Even though they were legally enrolled in the high school they were physically blocked and threaten to hold protests. That even if these nine black students were legally enrolled with the school board they still were treated unfairly. Moreover, on this situation “When a bus became full, the seats nearer to the front were given to the white passengers”(Source A). Allowing this segregation
For instance, “Things like colored bathrooms were poorly constructed and rarely cleaned. Despite this states recognized them as ‘separate, but equal’”(Source C). With this in effect, states took advantage and placed these laws of segregation. Allowing ‘separate, but equal’ to be not equivalent to is the competitor. In addition, “ The jim crow laws also led the disenfranchisement of African American votes… Some states even held whites-only primary races to excluded candidates who might be popular among black voters”(Source c). Some states even require some type of educational requirements and background checks to register to vote. WIth excluding people from voting because of their background and educational level makes these laws not equal. In brief, this is why segregation laws are unequal because of the quality compared to its