Sentence examples for rigidly segregated from inspiring English sources

In a rigidly segregated environment, the African-American population was also overwhelmingly illiterate.

"I was fascinated by how rigidly segregated Chicago is," Taylor said.

When Parks was born in Tuskegee, the state of Alabama was rigidly segregated.

Yet every day, people encounter toy departments that are rigidly segregated — not by race, but by gender.

Much of the rest of Chicago was also rigidly segregated, and Mr. Daley's father had few black or brown faces anywhere near his inner circle.

Unlike US inner cities – and a few around the UK – where municipal housing is pretty rigidly segregated, London's urban environment is far more mixed.

And it operated throughout the 1970s and 1980s as a rigidly engineered oasis of racial integration in a largely segregated city, flanked by Canarsie and East New York.

– segregated.

"Carousels were segregated.

"We have segregated communities.

It is more segregated.