Question

To comply with the "Jim Crow" laws, Milton, the owner of a chain of restaurants, reserves the restaurants on Wiley Street for whites and the restaurants on Mosray Street for blacks. All his restaurants provide the same quality of food, services, and facilities. In this scenario, Milton observes the _____.

Answer 1

separate-but-equal doctrine

Step-by-step explanation:

The separate-but-equal doctrine was upheld as constitutional in the US since according to this doctrine, racial segregation didn't violate the Fourteenth Amendment to the Constitution because colored people received the same service as white people.

The Fourteenth Amendment guaranteed equal protection for everybody, in this case it guarantees equal service.