Sentence examples for end segregation of from inspiring English sources

Work to end segregation of people based on religious dividing lines.

An article on Friday about efforts by Slovakia to end segregation of its Roma men, women and children misstated the year of the United States Supreme Court decision in Brown v. Board of Education, the landmark case in which the court declared school segregation unconstitutional.

They worked to end segregation of job positions in meatpacking in the 1940s.

As the host of "American Bandstand" for 33 years he is credited with bringing rock and roll to the masses, helping end segregation and jumpstarting the careers of Tina Turner, Stevie Wonder and Simon and Garfunkel, among many others.

One might say that Yankee America - the winners of the Civil War - has engaged the need to end the segregation of the historic racial "other" - African Americans - but not the need to end the segregation of a cultural and moral "other" - the formerly guilty South.

The result was a new state policy to end the segregation of disabled children.

She worked with the New York City Board of Education to end the segregation of blind children in separate classrooms and to introduce Braille teaching materials, and she founded a magazine, Searchlight, for children.

Mr Frankel was rewarded with Mr Oakes's job and then, after he had shifted the paper rightward to the middle-ground, with the editor's chair.Once ensconced there, Mr Frankel's main aim was to end the segregation of the reporting of news from its analysis, to tear down "the artificial wall between 'facts' and their 'meaning'".

Technically, Truman's order made no reference to ending segregation, speaking only of equality of opportunity and treatment regardless of "race, color, religion or national origin".

Forty years ago JPR Williams played in the historic tennis event that ended the segregation of professionals and amateurs.

On Wednesday at the West Village club Le Poisson Rouge, Gene Pritsker's chamber band SOUND LIBERATION (based on what he calls "the philosophy of ending the segregation of sound vibration") offers classically inspired works infused with hip-hop and rock rhythms.