Sentence examples for fear of segregation from inspiring English sources
During 1990 2009, progressive reduction of 12 autochthonous leprosy cases (the most recent case in 2003) was observed in Italy with a simultaneous increase of imported leprosy cases among immigrants from leprosy-endemic areas (159 cases). 1 Fear of segregation and marginalization caused the patient to avoid medical treatment for 20 years, resulting in an advanced stage of leprosy.
In its legal memo supporting the legal challenge, the Department of Justice argues that many black people use early voting because they have lingering fears from the days of segregation that someone will try and trick them out of their vote.
Only later does the fear of losing the Southern way — rigid segregation — become clear as the crisis point of the novel, the reason that Atticus and Hank tolerate the Ku Klux Klan and participate in the white "Citizens Councill".
Constance Baker (who married Joel Wilson Motley, Jr., a real-estate broker, in 1946) never had to fight off the inner demons of fear and inferiority sometimes instilled in Southern black people by the deprivation and violence of segregation.
Even if Tea Party-goers got their closet wish of segregation re-instated, they'll still want to burn down the brown community (fear of a black planet, president, penis -- let's not).
For the exhibition, Mr. Dreicer has been collecting photographs and objects that illustrate the design of segregation, like how a for-sale sign, a seemingly neutral object, can telegraph a message of fear, touching off white flight from a community.
But it is precisely that segregation that fosters a fear of outsiders, which leads to people becoming so homogenised in their views and tastes that they become the "lads with their shirts off".
Prohibition of segregation of sexes.
This was a time of segregation.
"We had another 100 years of segregation.
