26.Imagine that a local public high school decided that they wanted to put all the boys in one chemistry class and all the girls in another chemistry class. My son wanted to be in the girls chemistry class, because the girls chemistry teacher had recently won a teaching award, and the boys chemistry teacher was the football coach , who had never had a chemistry course in his life. and this would be the rst year he taught chemistry. When I spoke with the principal of the public high school, she informed me that this separation of the girls and boys for chemistry had never been done before at this school, and that she had no research indicating that the students would learn more in this environment. but they thought they would just giv it a try. When i complained. the principal told me that the classes were \"separate , but equal. What legal rights , of my son. could I allege are being violated? a. Due Process Clause b. Positive law c. Commerce Clause d. Equal Protection e. Right to Present Witnesses