Sentence examples for forms of separatism from inspiring English sources
They may have been inadvertently off-message with one another when Chuck declared he would have voted for Scottish independence and Flav said he was against all forms of "separatism" (although the comment was aimed at "racist mother****ers" in his own country), but their lively set is only ever enhanced by the firmness of belief at the music's heart.
It's the kind of multiculturalism that is really a form of separatism: you stay in your enclave and we'll stay in ours; it's the kind that David Cameron has faulted for failing to offer a vision of a more inclusive British society for young Muslims, and for creating a niche in which extremist ideology can grow.
For this reason, Frye maintains that all feminism that is worth the name entails some form of separatism.
Many may view the Univision/Disney news a form of separatism.
When an activist named Carl Wittman announced, in 1970, "We have formed a ghetto, out of self protection," he was calling for a different kind of separatism: he was writing about his adopted home town of San Francisco, in a pamphlet titled "A Gay Manifesto".
Overall, the actions of Ms Megawati's government are stoking up the fires of separatism, not dousing them.
Tropes of separatism and the search for forms of authentic self-expression are related to race via ethno-cultural understandings of identity: for example, the U.S. Afro-centric movement appeals to the cultural significance of African heritage for Black Americans (Asante 2000).
"This is plainly wrong," said Michael Meyers, executive director of the coalition, a 20-year-old group that describes itself as having been founded "to promote racial integration and racial reconciliation and to vigorously oppose racial separatism, segregation, prejudice and all other forms of racial idiocy".
The appeal of separatism is compounded.
But the issue of separatism for Quebec did not disappear.
The long-time cathedral of separatism has just evolved into a symbol of reconciliation.
