We were a big, industrial city surrounded by the blatant segregated mentality you would have found in the South when segregation was legal.
After the Civil Rights Act of 1875 banned such discrimination, the Supreme Court struck it down, permitting blatant railway segregation.
Housing and predatory lending: Appalled by the slums and blatant residential segregation in our major cities, especially in the North, King lobbied hard for anti-discrimination laws in the 1960s.
Because of the blatant racial segregation over there, the black people are angry and the white people are scared to death and spend their lives in fortresses that they build and driving cars that shoot fire balls at anyone who dares to come near.
Many of the more modern Orthodox leaders in Israel denounced what they saw as blatant racism and segregation in Immanuel.
However, I've always wondered why the blatant, antiquated practice of segregation is tolerated in modern times.
Without realising it at the time, he had stumbled across "bussing", a blatant act of racial segregation by the local council to lower the ratio of Asian pupils in Southall by sending them to schools outside the area.
In addition to the blatant laws like the one from 1910 that forced segregation block by block, there have been subtler tactics implemented in the city, as well as nationally.
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.
The history of housing in the US is largely a history of housing segregation, but in Baltimore the phenomenon is particularly blatant, and its effects proportionately harmful.
