The verdict delivered was socially problematic because its held that segregation should remain permissable as long as the facilities were equal.
The ruling of the Supreme court in the case of Plessy v. Ferguson upheld that the Louisiana state law allowed for "equal" but separate accommodations for the white and colored race.
This ruling of the court in Plessy v. Ferguson does allowed the segregration to remain strong.
However, the judges failed to understand that the case of segregation is not about simple practical facility issues, but it's more of a societal pressure that were burdened to the minorities.
Therefore, the Option A is correct.
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