Sentence examples for experienced segregation from inspiring English sources

Too young to have experienced segregation, he has thrived in white institutions.

Representative Al Green, a Texas Democrat, demanded on the House floor on Thursday afternoon that Mr. Paul explain his views, which Mr. Green said were painful to those who experienced segregation.

The Jos Plateau, in contrast, is a mixed society divided along ethnic and religious lines - here the Fulani are an ethnic minority, experiencing segregation and self-imposed separation from their 'indigene' neighbours.

Latino students may experience segregation differently depending on when they came to this country or where their family is from, for example. .

In his report, investigator Ivan Zinger said despite efforts to reduce the use of solitary confinement, "Indigenous inmates are still more likely to experience segregation and they continue to stay longer than any other group".

Samples supplied with deionised water experienced ice segregation in their upper parts, and significant heave.

Luis, who tried to end his life at the Verne, experienced the segregation unit first-hand.

Ben – who has also been through 11 different schools and is now taught at home by his parents – says he frequently experienced social segregation, as well as relentless harassment.

Most Dalits, live below the poverty line, earn less than the minimum wage, have no access to education, experience segregation in access to housing and suffer from numerous diseases, not least because of lack of access to safe drinking water and sanitation.

What difficulties did you experience under segregation?

"But it is only when I walk into a toy shop that I feel I am really experiencing gender segregation," she said.