Sentence examples for kind of separatism from inspiring English sources

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".

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.

Sitting on the bus, though, he advocated a kind of economic separatism.

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.

The supporters of cued speech say the overreliance on sign language fosters a kind of false pride in deaf separatism.

"Muslims saw the issues of race in global terms, and they let me know that American racism and separatism were also a kind of apartheid," she recalled.

The appeal of separatism is compounded.

But the issue of separatism for Quebec did not disappear.

But the ugly side of the benefits of separatism has emerged along with this illusion.

The long-time cathedral of separatism has just evolved into a symbol of reconciliation.