She dreamed of dancing as a child but was refused at every studio in a city that had long been segregated.
The federal government has long criticized New York State for segregating too many children with alleged learning disabilities -- especially black and Latino children -- in special education classes, where they learn little and rarely graduate.
Homosexuality, cloaked in the tradition of strong masculine bonds that are a hallmark of Islamic culture and are even more pronounced in southern Afghanistan's strict, sexually segregated society, has long been a clandestine feature of life here.
One significant difference is that like many filmmakers who work in the shadow of Hollywood, the Santa Monica-based Mr. Fisher has long explored the space that segregates art cinema from industrial moviemaking.
The notion of segregating children on planes has long inspired debate, even satire.
In addition, it has long been hypothesised that neighbouring colonies of conspecifics will spatially segregate in foraging areas to reduce intra-specific competition and that colony size may be limited by available habitat within the maximum foraging range (Adams, 2001).
The federal Hyde Amendment has long barred federal financing of abortion, and the burdensome rules for segregating an individual's premium payments from government subsidies already seems destined to discourage insurers from offering abortion coverage on the exchanges.
For his part, Paul Volcker views the eponymous rule is a political compromise at best, as he has long advocated a return to the Glass-Steagall restrictions that would fully segregate commercial and investment banking.
Now, the Obama administration is announcing long-awaited rules designed to repair the law's unfulfilled promise and promote the kind of racially integrated neighborhoods that have long eluded deeply segregated cities like Chicago and Baltimore.
The profession of law enforcement has long struggled to regain the trust it lost when it was directed to detain runaway slaves, patrol Japanese internment camps, and enforce laws that kept water fountains and schools racially segregated.
