Sentence examples for racism segregation from inspiring English sources

There are vocal recordings, too, of both of Solange's parents, who speak of their experiences with racism, segregation, and black pride.

In Blackface, what people are seeing is history: you're seeing racism, segregation in America it's a report of the old time relations between black and white people.

He also was known for frequently using his leadership position as a platform to speak out against racism, segregation and discrimination.

The history of racism, segregation, and corruption continues to plague Gary as the city fights to climb out of the pit of poverty and violence.

I always try to make the reader care about the status of public education and how its destruction contributes to continued classism, racism, segregation, gentrification and ableism within the country.

Tyree's urban interventions have opened up dialogue on many of the hard questions Detroit faces such as racism, segregation and poverty that have left deep wounds in the spirit of its people.

But this common ground and the potential for such a coalition is threatened now, not by the forces of racism and segregation, but from a kind of self-imposed segregation that sees such black-white alliances as diminishing of our cause.

But there was always more to racism than segregation and always more to equality than integration.

Horne's career was marked by her battle against racism and segregation.

A history of racism and segregation.' The Germans are not delighted.

The Negro Leagues were the result of racism and segregation, not the triumph over them.