"race segregation" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the practice of separating individuals or groups of people based on their race, often leading to unequal treatment and opportunities. Example: The civil rights movement of the 1960s fought against race segregation in schools and public spaces.
Race segregation, anti-Semitism, anti-Catholicism, exclusion of women, homophobia and the like only came under the purview of tolerance much later, largely in the radical 1960's.
It's not something which is so alien to our culture that it has to be regarded like race segregation, which is totally different and it's unlawful and there's no doubt about that whatsoever".
It's not something which is so alien to our culture that it has to be regarded like race segregation, which is totally different and it's unlawful, and there's no doubt about that whatsoever".
Other factors negatively related with upward mobility are residential race segregation, indicators of bad quality of the school system, and weak family structures measured by the fraction of single parents in the area.
I come from an immigrant community that could easily take the race segregation language of Dallas, TX, in the 1970's and line it up nicely with ideals of caste, which would keep us safe from marrying "out" even if we were raised in Texas.
Hard work separates her from Charlotte (voiced as an adult by Jennifer Cody), not race (or segregation).
Internment camps, race riots, segregation, election after election tainted by vote suppression that grows ever more subtle.
The tragic shooting in South Carolina offers another painful reminder of American Christianity's troubled relationship with race and segregation.
I also participated in a 10-week social justice program the summer after my first year, finding myself caught up in discussions regarding race and segregation in Chicago, in settings that were diverse and supposedly inclusive.
While outright race-based segregation in schools was banned, in reality, educational segregation has worsened in recent decades, as Gary Orfield and other scholars have documented.
He subsequently wed nonviolence and the appreciation he had gained from Jones for the inward personal relationship with God with a deeply religious sense of protest against institutionalized race-based segregation.
