Sentence examples for old segregation from inspiring English sources

The old segregation of the Piggie Park days has reconstituted itself for a new age.

Nothing like good old segregation is there?

Even when state officials purge the old segregation laws from the books, they downplay their action as symbolic or merely righting a moral wrong.

The rule, known as Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing, was years in the making and designed to end decades-old segregation by offering affluent areas incentives to build affordable housing.

He has denounced President Barack Obama's Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing rule, adopted in 2015, which was intended to end decades-old segregation by offering recipients of federal housing grants more data and encouragement to build affordable housing in poor, segregated neighborhoods.

"But the old, core segregation problem in the United States, the distance between blacks and whites, hasn't changed".

At his first inauguration speech in 1963, thrusting out his chest in defiance and shouting in his distinctive drawl, Wallace delivered the message that would mark him forever as a hidebound protector of the old ways: "Segregation now!

The Babel drawbridge is being pulled up as I write with the US Senate drafting legislation to radically alter the tourist visa wavier for some 20 million visitors a year coming to America (who spend over $4,000 per visitor), nothing like good old fashion segregation is there?

The Role of Shape in 4-Month-Old Infants' Segregation of Adjacent Objects.

Any large corporation that goes back to old-line segregation policies will commit economic suicide.

As for issues of race, In 2002, one little popcorn kernel of old-fashioned segregation that had managed to stick to the back of Alabama's throat the issue of segregated sororities a the University of Alabama was shoved into the spotlight with a story from The New Republic.