In terms of impact, I always point to the business of bringing down those barriers of segregation that kept these players from playing for so long.
"We are an anomaly," said Mr. Curry, 50, a suburbanite, tried and true, who helped break segregation barriers as a schoolboy in the county's days of a single-digit black minority.
After the war, under the leadership of Governors Frank G. Clement and Buford Ellington, the state gave increased attention to education, mental health, highways, and constitutional reform, and Tennessee became a testing ground for breaking the barriers of racial segregation in schools and in other public facilities.
These judges on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit issued decisions that were crucial in breaking down segregation barriers in the South.
The Highlander experience strengthened Parks' resolve, showing her that it was possible for blacks and whites to live in "an atmosphere of complete equality" and without what she called "any artificial barriers of racial segregation".
Our results reveal a previously undemonstrated role for chromatin barriers in chromosome segregation and in the prevention of genome instability.
Here, we demonstrate a requirement for centromere-specific chromatin barriers in chromosome segregation and the maintenance of genome stability.
Latino students in these schools sometimes face "triple segregation," facing barriers not only associated with racial isolation and poverty, but also with learning a new language.
To resolve the segregation distortion barriers to individual genes will be extremely difficult in pine.
Recommendations included enforcing the right to non-discrimination by rectifying policies and practices that allow stigmatization, exclusion and segregation; removing barriers to system-wide inclusive education; and engaging in comprehensive reforms at all levels of educational systems and governance.
