Sentence examples for racially separate from inspiring English sources

"Well, because the schools are not racially separate," the lawyer said.

Federal courts struck down racially separate lunch counters, bus stations and libraries.

In major cities like Chicago, Detroit, Milwaukee and Baltimore, daily life is racially separate and decidedly unequal.

Black Alabamians demanded access to education and were given it, but most of the white majority insisted that schools be racially separate.

In a unanimous 1954 decision, Brown v Board of Education of Topeka, it ruled that racially separate educational facilities are inherently unequal.

And faculty members are pushing for elimination of the university's racially separate rush periods, when students are courted by Greek groups.

Though the United States is more diverse than ever, it is also as racially separated as ever.

In other words, the harm of discrimination lies in the very act itself of racially separating black and white children, quite apart from the educational or psychological impact of the separation.

What I learned is that there is more that humans have in common with one another than what racially, ethnically or culturally separates us.

Norris was convicted in 2002 of a separate allegation of racially threatening behaviour.

In some articles in the series, blacks and whites did not interact much at all, living essentially parallel lives -- the white quarterback at the predominantly black university, for example, or the two Cubans in Miami, thrust into separate orbits by a racially divided city.