The phrase "a system of segregation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an organized method or practice of separating groups of people based on specific characteristics, such as race or ethnicity.
Example: "The historical context of the civil rights movement was largely shaped by a system of segregation that enforced racial discrimination."
Alternatives: "a segregation framework" or "a segregation structure".
Should history be subject to a system of segregation?
In the 1890s Democrats disenfranchised African American voters and created a system of segregation to separate blacks and whites in all public places throughout Georgia.
But our situation is even more dire because Israel, the occupying power, is not only executing a system of segregation and subjugation; it persists with the blatant ethnic cleansing of the Palestinian people from their land.
But it's perverse to deny blacks the right to participate in democracy, enforce a system of segregation by extralegal means and unequal application of the law, and then say that system is less of a cruel insult to freedom than a law that ends it.
The settlements are maintained through "a system of total segregation" between the settlers, who enjoy a preferential legal status, and the rest of the population, the report concludes.
In 1890 the ruling elite adopted a constitution that both institutionalized a system of racial segregation and established an economic order that kept the black population in a position of dependency.
Fraser cites the law professor Michelle Alexander's book, The New Jim Crow, which argues that the prison-industrial complex has "everything to do with a post-civil rights reinstatement of a system of racial segregation and disenfranchisement, with draconian drug laws and sentencing laws directed specifically at poor African American populations", Fraser says.
That bacha posh has existed right under the surface as a way to creatively buck a system of gender segregation for this entire time should prompt us to ask what else we were missing in our decade-long effort to turn around one of the world's poorest and most undeveloped countries, where being born a girl always required survival efforts and a resilience that we could have never imagined.
The protestors were not boycotting the proximate target of their ire (Montgomery City Lines); rather, they were boycotting a system of oppression, segregation, prescribed by the State of Alabama and the Montgomery City [End Page 252] Council (which contracted for municipal bus service with National City Lines).
The Western world was finally acknowledging the true horrors of Apartheid, a system of racial segregation that denied basic rights to blacks -- including citizenship and the right to vote -- and brutally oppressed a generation of South Africans fighting for equality.
Moreover, they expressed concern that the results of the findings could be used to stall congressional action in repealing DADT, or to institute a system of open segregation in the armed forces once congressional action is finished.
