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Springer said 'Separate but equal' on the witness stand being the reason for the segregation in the font style of Clarendon.
What is racial segregation?
Racial segregation is a practice where people are bifurcated on the basis of race or varied ethnic groups. This concept came after the abolition of slavery in the United States.
Separate but equal is the doctrine law which is constitutional only in respect to racial division if the equal facilities were availed by the black people as well as the white people. It states that the laws relating to racial classification should not hinder the US constitution until the privileges provided to each racial class are equally balanced.
Therefore, the words 'separate but equal' are being said by Springer on the witness stand.
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