Why is segregation good?

Answer 1

Segregation exists mostly because of society and fear of the different. People want convenience for them even if it means disconvenience for others. We also have to remember that a lot of rules were made around 1700s, and therefor aren't much good today.

It's not good to segregate people. We have to bring them together. If we tear them apart (whenseparating LGBT members and straight people, black and white, trans* and cisgendered, tall and short, fat and skinny..., the list goes on).

Segregation, while convenient to some (for example cisgendered people and toilets) can disconvenience and in some cases drive people enough to end their life for something they could never change.

People are all different. Segregation isn't the answer, and shouldn't be. Full stop.

Answer 2

Segregation is not inherently good; it often leads to inequality, discrimination, and harm to marginalized groups. Integration and inclusivity help promote diversity, equality, and understanding among individuals, which are key for a more harmonious society.

Answer 3

Segregation is not good. It's racist.