Sentence examples for as segregated from inspiring English sources

In the Jim Crow era churches were as segregated as any other public space.

But millions of black students are celebrating Brown's anniversary in schools almost as segregated as when it was decided.

But now the public schools in Milwaukee are almost as segregated as they were five decades ago.

But when it comes to the policing of murder, it is as segregated as a southern American backwater.

Towns within 20 miles of each other can be as segregated as 88% white in one and 65% black in the other, with predictable disparities in wealth.

It makes sense to me that online would be as segregated as offline because it's just mimicking patterns that exist in real life".

While Britain is neither as polarised racially nor as segregated as America, we need to take steps now to ensure this is not our future.

More than a third were in schools almost as segregated as in the Old South, with 9 of 10 students black or Hispanic.

And while that study showed that Long Island overall is not quite as segregated as it was in the 1980's, the 13 communities show that in one important way, the Island remains as segregated as it was more than 40 years ago.

Even as the nation prepares to celebrate what would have been Dr. King's 81st birthday, Chicago remains nearly as segregated as the city where Dr. King protested housing discrimination more than 40 years ago.

Washington Post columnist Eugene Robinson writes that despite the insistence by "Republicans, Fox News and a majority of the US Supreme Court" that government programs and legislation to combat racism are no longer necessary, "naked prejudice" hasn't gone away: Some big-city school systems are as segregated as they were in the 1960s.