Sentence examples for for desegregated from inspiring English sources

There was one hurdle after another: first to integrate baseball, then to push for desegregated housing for black baseball players, then to push for black umpires and officials, coaches and team executives.

When Black Jack, Missouri, subsequently resisted a HUD-sponsored plan for desegregated lower- and middle-income housing, Romney appealed to U.S. Attorney General John Mitchell for Justice Department intervention.

The lofty F Scott Fitzgerald allusion in the title of Show Me a Hero (Warner, 15), on the other hand, is mostly justified by Paul Haggis and David Simon's absorbing, conscientious six-part miniseries, starring the reliably riveting Oscar Isaac as Nick Wasicsko, the young Yonkers mayor who fought for desegregated housing in his city.

He became deputy attorney general under Kennedy and was known for desegregating schools.

The unanimous decision stated that although the judiciary had neither the mandate nor the desire to set a "fixed mathematical racial balance" of white & black students in public schools, gov't.-ordered busing was a proper Constitutional remedy in districts where segregation was officially sanctioned & school authorities offered no other acceptable plan for desegregating.

The influence of cultural images on children's identities has been demonstrated in the groundbreaking "doll test" experiments first performed in the 1940s by psychologists Kenneth and Mamie Clark, whose findings were used as evidence in the 1954 Brown v Board case for desegregating the American school system.

He was responsible for desegregating juries (Whitus v. Georgia), desegregating prisons (Lee v. Washington), and reforming election laws.

In a 1974 ruling in a case called Milliken v. Bradley, the court ruled that unless the segregation was shown to be intentional, school systems could not be held responsible for desegregating.

Other originalists, including Michael W. McConnell, a federal judge on the United States Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit, in his article "Originalism and the Desegregation Decisions," argue that the Radical Reconstructionists who spearheaded the 14th Amendment were in favor of desegregated southern schools.

For example, Harry Truman desegregated the armed forces; Dwight Eisenhower ordered the desegregation of schools in the Deep South, and Bill Clinton ordered the bombing of Kosovo -- all unilateral human rights measures that would have never passed in a divided Congress.

Formerly a leader in teacher education for desegregating, multiethnic schools and currently a member of the American Psychological Association and Association of Family and Conciliation Courts, she studies, lectures, and writes about spouses and children in mixed-orientation or trans/nontransgender marriages, and also counsels spouses in such marriages.