Sentence examples for At segregation from inspiring English sources

We are retrospectively utterly outraged at the lack of female suffrage, at segregation, at slavery.

The study was the first to look at segregation as a factor in lung cancer mortality.

The authors sought to provide affirmative action defenses with the kind of social scientific ammunition that was directed at segregation in Brown v. Board of Education in 1954.

Mr. Ungerer's imagination extended into outrage at segregation and at the Vietnam War, which he protested in posters of blistering expressionistic power.

Raised in part by a black housekeeper, she bristles at segregation and actively seeks black boys to date once she reaches high school.

(This is not a new American problem; any number of laws and ordinances, dating back to Reconstruction, aimed at segregation but hid their purposes in ways that, as the courts have long recognized, judges are allowed to question and unveil).

The door from a building at segregation-era Druid Hill Park.

gambiae; we did this by looking at habitat segregation at a continental scale using species distribution modelling and then tested for a physiological trait that may underlie such habitat divergence.

This time, though, the demonstrators' ire was directed not at racial segregation but at the more mundane matter of municipal boundaries.

Various civil rights bills, constitutional amendments and supreme court decisions aimed at dismantling segregation in education, transportation and rental housing, have not constituted "all other things being equal".

He organised a multiracial theatre company, supported a boycott of South African playhouses in protest at audience segregation and was a scourge of the white minority regime.