Sentence examples for reinforcing segregation from inspiring English sources
The group argues that the state of Texas has placed a disproportionate number of subsidised housing developments in minority neighbourhoods, reinforcing segregation.
"Our feeling is that we are raising children who are going to understand what it means to be an ally, understand what it means to hear and take in different perspectives, understand what it means to work together in a diverse collaborative group," said Keil. "If we're not teaching into that, we might be reinforcing stereotypes or reinforcing segregation in a desegregated environment".
Importantly, the distribution of the other S G2 M biomarkers between the three groups exactly mirrors that observed for geminin, further reinforcing segregation into three distinct cell-cycle phenotypes.
But without race-conscious policies accompanying them, choice programs too often reinforce segregation and lead to even more hyper-segregated schools.
The disproportionate criminalization of African Americans has served to reinforce segregation and income inequality over generations, and African American men are not its sole victims.
"It is wrong to use public finances to reinforce segregation," said Stanislav Daniel, a Roma human rights leader in the community.
"Charter schools tend to resegregate or reinforce segregation," said Mr. Fort, the chairman of the legislature's black caucus committee on education.
The old neighborhood-based school system, which reinforced segregation, has been replaced with a system in which parents have a say in where their children enroll, and specialized magnet schools have proliferated.
Those who defend practices like those of the Texas Department claim that they do not intentionally promote segregation but that developers pick minority and low-income communities for subsidized housing, not to purposely reinforce segregation, but because such communities are convenient for prospective tenants who live nearby.
These processes create a negative feedback loop that reinforces segregation, facilitates abuses of power, and impedes the reconstruction of community life and possibilities for reform.
Other federal programs reinforced segregation.
