Sentence examples for minority segregation from inspiring English sources

I had actually earlier argued that 'far from simply supporting difference, the multicultural state may also need to encourage forms of social mixing and interaction, though this will be a two-way process and not just in relation to simply avoiding minority segregation' (Modood, 2007/2013, p. 64/ p. 59).

In June, the Supreme Court took a case about unfair housing practices and minority segregation in poor areas of Dallas, Texas, the Atlantic reported.

The pattern in particular cities will vary slightly, but nationally ethnic minority neighbourhood segregation in Britain is falling - and there are no ghettos, no neighbourhoods where a single ethnic minority group is in the majority.

The Jos Plateau, in contrast, is a mixed society divided along ethnic and religious lines - here the Fulani are an ethnic minority, experiencing segregation and self-imposed separation from their 'indigene' neighbours.

The group argues that the state of Texas has placed a disproportionate number of subsidised housing developments in minority neighbourhoods, reinforcing segregation.

Egypt does not have a ghetto for its minority population nor segregation of students at schools, but indeed has some solvable problems to address, including those of civic society issues and representation in governance.

In the presence of taste-based discrimination, it yields an enduring wage gap between the majority and the minority without worker segregation.

A 2005 article in the New York Times Magazine provided data documenting the growing ethnic minority and socioeconomic segregation in urban and suburban Sweden [ 2].

This comment by Alito is more of a red herring: It obviates the reality that Texas lawmakers approved the Top 10 Percent plan to give a leg up to minorities because of segregation in other areas in the state -- housing, schooling, you name it.

"It's the segregation a minority imposes on itself.

In many ways South Africa has been a special case among sub-Saharan countries, with its history of white minority rule, brutally applied segregation, and its popular struggle to reverse these conditions.