Both of White's parents were born into slavery, he was raised in Atlanta's segregated black community and his opportunities were limited by segregation.
The majority decision said that black people who felt insulted by segregation had an inferiority complex.
She said that she had seen the deep, hurtful scars left by segregation.
It was black people in Montgomery who had reached the breaking point, angered by segregation.
"Neither art nor artist is served by segregation — even if it's well intended," Kirsten wrote.
They're so hemmed in by segregation and lack of opportunity that they have no idea how trapped they are.
William C. Rhoden loses me when he says Temple's John Chaney was kept out of the N.B.A. by segregation.
Drake and Cayton described their subjects as less bothered by segregation itself than by its stifling effects.
The black population's exposure was limited then by segregation and tight border controls with some neighboring countries where H.I.V. was spreading faster.
He didn't recall feeling oppressed by segregation while he was growing up, but, as the returning hero, he felt the childhood emotions flooding back.
Manley, like most whites and blacks who ran businesses that were made possible solely by segregation, never wanted integration in the way that it came.
