Sentence examples for overcome segregation from inspiring English sources
Perhaps the best results of Father Guswellers attempts to overcome segregation are seen in the Thursday morning women's club.
These characteristics have always been applicable to competitive gameplay, and to competitive sports generally (hence the assertions of many athletes in the US that the "need to win" helped overcome segregation in pro and college athletics).
In his six decades at the Afro-American Newspapers, Mr. Lacy became a mentor and a resource to many African-American journalists who drew from his experiences in overcoming segregation.
Women have overcome gender segregation.
With government doing less, it will fall to charities to do more to overcome the segregation that can easily blight disabled lives.
The project brings together two groups of seniors from a French high school in Abidjan indigenous black students and white Europeans, all nonactors and Rouch shows himself working with them to develop characters in a story that he provides, about the efforts of the students to overcome racial segregation.
To overcome the segregation of the different components occurring during the spray drying process and to obtain homogeneous LPPs, spray drying parameters were modified to decrease the drying speed.
This dependence makes it difficult to efficiently concentrate valuable minerals of a given density, unless the density range between the valuable and gangue particles is sufficient to overcome the segregation arising from the particle size range.
Conversely, overcoming racial segregation and giving women equal rights is based on overturning the standard functions and controls of society; that is, permitting a disturbance to fundamentally change a system.
Like her father, Albert Thornton Sr., she believed in the power of education to uplift African-Americans and prepare them to overcome racism and segregation.
Though sometimes the client can overcome the structural segregation and form a connection with the potential patron, this relationship may not necessarily be stable and trustworthy.
