Sentence examples for communal segregation from inspiring English sources
Obviously, the new approach wanes diversity on its side, as argument to go beyond the groupist majority-minority binary that multiculturalism is said to be caught in while fueling "communal segregation" and "mutual incomprehension" (p. 19).
communal living; communalism". .
The argument for seizure still holds considerable sway in some places, particularly among older people who remember segregation and the crowded communal lands.
And religious organisations, so quick to advocate the principle of "non-discrimination" in other goods and services, must surely now recognise that only by ending institutional discrimination in schools will we begin to bring about a reduction in the communal enmity and violence that is bred by segregation.
Under British ministers, the evils of the old Protestant ascendancy were exacerbated by hamfisted security, school apartheid, state dependency and housing segregation, all contributing to a 30-year upsurge in communal division and bloodshed.
By examining cooking, the means of production and distribution, processes such as rituals and communal memories revealed through food, participants unveiled the behavior, values, and segregations that occur in a particular society: how food is distributed, who eats what, how much is eaten, who and how many get a seat at the table.
Throughout the Jim Crow years of segregation and exclusion from most aspects of American life, black churches were the focal point of black communal life.
While racial segregation decreased, economic segregation increased.
