Maintaining separate facilities for people of different races can have significant negative impacts on a society. Such an approach reinforces segregation and perpetuates inequality and discrimination. It creates divisions among people based on race and restricts social interactions and opportunities for understanding and empathy. Separate facilities can lead to disparities in access to resources, services, and quality of infrastructure, exacerbating social and economic inequalities. Moreover, it promotes a sense of otherness and can foster stereotypes, prejudice, and hostility between different racial groups. Overall, it hampers social cohesion and the pursuit of a fair and inclusive society.