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Brundage has written extensively on racial inequality and violence, from segregation to lynching.

And there was the subject of jazz history, reflecting social concerns from segregation to the civil rights movement.

The metropolis that finessed "Gone With the Wind" from slavery has also owned the modern South's most beguiling myth: the triumphal transition from segregation to integration.

The earlier era was defined by a rejection of prevailing social norms, from segregation to sexual modesty to name a few.

Not only are judges either chosen by politicians or elected by voters, the courts also confront political issues that the other branches either duck or can't settle to general satisfaction, from segregation to voting to prayer in schools to federalism.

America was transitioning from segregation to fuller embrace of diversity.

They flow from slavery to lynching, then from Jim Crow segregation to mass incarceration.

The Apollo achieved its stature because of where it is — on the edge of one of America's great black urban neighborhoods — and because of who appeared there during an era that went from vaudeville to hip-hop, from racial segregation to economic gentrification.

Long before Disney, white American popular culture mobilized myths about Pocahontas to serve purposes ranging from colonial conquest to Civil War, and from racial segregation to white supremacy.

Although no such numerical solutions are presented, the formal approach to the problem is developed in general, and it is shown that mixtures respond to changes from maximum segregation to maximum mixedness in a way which is different from the one exhibited by single reactants.

But when asked to describe, and place in time, his own conversion from supporting segregation to repudiating it, Mr. Lott demurred.