Sentence examples for overt segregation from inspiring English sources

Although overt segregation no longer exists, a phenomenon Landrieu referred to as "institutionalized racism" imposes a major obstacle for equality.

Hpon translates into both subtle and overt segregation by gender in Myanmar.

Yet, overt segregation could not continue in facilities and companies that wanted federal contracts.

Overt segregation gave way to the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and Voting Rights Act of 1965.

Although a historic 2012 verdict by a Slovak court ended overt segregation and was praised by human rights watchdogs, a de facto segregation persists much as after Brown v. Board of Education.

We repeated the experiments three times where we varied the time courses and ratio of the two cell types, but in each case no overt segregation was observed, even following an extensive incubation (5 days).

In the grim days of overt racial segregation from the 1930s to 1960s, many artists - film-maker Oscar Micheaux, actress Della Reese, Billie Holiday to name but three - had no choice but to embrace the circuit, unable to find work in mainstream venues.

If overt legal segregation ended with the passage of the Fair Housing Act in 1968, it began again that same year, this time calling itself "law and order" and crushing all protests to the contrary.

As a baby-boomer, born a year before the landmark Brown v. Board of Education Supreme Court decision, it seems like a very short time ago when overt racial segregation, and both de jure and de facto racism were accepted forms of behavior in our society.

We thus propose that Oct4 is required to facilitate preparatory differential gene expression in ICM cells prior to overt lineage segregation, potentially by an FGF-dependent mechanism.

Gene expression at early- and mid-blastula stages was not associated with any overt morphological segregation at either EGK-VI or EGK-VIII.