Children and adults can be treated differently under the law, so equality under the law doesn't mean blacks and whites must be treated exactly the same.

Making facilities equal isn't enough as long as blacks and whites are still separated.

The 14th Amendment could not have been intended to force the two races to mingle together when they do not want to.

Research shows that separating white and black children just because of their race makes black children feel like they are inferior.

If requiring blacks and whites to be separate suggests that blacks are inferior, it is only because black people feel like they are inferior.

Laws cannot change social prejudices.

Blacks and whites can only have social equality by appreciating each other and choosing to be together.

Separating the races in school makes them unequal under the law and violates the 14th Amendment.