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Having seating placements for people because of their skin color is not equality. Having white people sit in the front and having black people sit in the back isn’t “equal.”
It’s messed up because the Seperate Car Act violated the 13th and 14th Amendment and some people feel sad and/or angry because of the fact that the Amendment was passed but things such as seating placements and the Seperate Car Act was still happening. It seemed to be very infuriating.
Where all these trains able to fit all the people who needed to get on and if not and if colored did you get a certain treatment?
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