Sentence examples for during segregation from inspiring English sources
As a result, when the fertilized egg proceeds to anaphase, paternal chromosomes either fail to segregate or appear as extensive chromosome bridging and fragmentation during segregation, indicating damaged or incompletely replicated chromosomes [9], [10].
"She was the only white person within this all-black community during segregation.
Even during segregation, when the official culture viewed the races as separate species, blacks and whites were entangled in each other's lives.
Mom was a seasoned activist who marched with Dr Martin Luther King in 1963, survived the Orangeburg Massacre and participated in lunch counter sit-ins during segregation.
"It would be ironic, to say the least," he wrote, "if the institutions that sustained blacks during segregation were themselves destroyed in an effort to combat its vestiges".
She talked of what it signified to look white people in the eye while growing up during segregation, and of present-day struggles.
The pathogenic bacteria cause illness to the person handling MSW during waste segregation and transportation.
The Virginia Key Beach Park was the only beach open to African Americans in the Miami area during the segregation period.
Eleanor became an important connection for Franklin's administration to the African-American population during the segregation era.
And the 2014 Exodus looked like it could have been cast right along with the 1956 Exodus movie (The Ten Commandments) during legal segregation.
The use and definition of the term dates back to the days of slavery and during Jim Crow segregation in the South.
