Sentence examples for continued segregation from inspiring English sources

It used to take a while before a new arrival got to the Rust Belt underbelly, to the lost souls, to the dystopian darkness, to the continued segregation.

I agree that bonuses to minority applicants are not the answer, but her scenario of continued segregation will only widen the gap between rich and poor, white and minority.

In the spring of 1945, Rickey founded the United States League for black players, whom unwritten law excluded from organized baseball, and he was criticized for encouraging continued segregation in sports.

Rhetoric incites division and continued segregation of class, gender, race, religion, and other factors.

The pressing question, which will have answers that will reverberate beyond Baltimore, is what to do about the failed program and, subsequently, the city's continued segregation.

Nor is it an argument that claims we now live in a post-racial society and therefore should ignore racial discrimination and continued segregation.

Bruce King, author of the biography Derek Walcott: A Caribbean Life, observes that while Walcott was "much in demand on the Black Studies circuit", he regarded cultural black separatism as "continuing segregation".

As Kosovo has faded from our attention we have not noticed that the continuing segregation and displacement there is a major failure of international policy.

He also sought to reveal some lesser known aspects of his wife that some may not be familiar with - her work as a legal defender after she graduated with college, and her role in closing loopholes in the education that had permitted some private institutions to effectively continue segregation.

Planning and Provincial Affairs Minister Hernus Kriel said town councils might have to pay damages if attempts to continue segregation of amenities are challenged in the courts.

Dozens of town councils controlled by the white-supremacist Conservative Party, the main parliamentary opposition, plan to continue segregation by a variety of methods including pricing facilities beyond the reach of most blacks.