Sentence examples for rising segregation from inspiring English sources

And with increasing inequality comes rising segregation.

Ed Balls, the schools secretary, accused the Tories of "trying to airbrush out of the picture all the evidence from Sweden about higher costs, falling standards and rising segregation".

Public and charter schools, for example, are currently plagued with rising segregation, and both embrace policies that can fairly be labeled racist and classist ― leading the NAACP to maintain a strongly skeptical position about the credibility of charter schools.

The story of rising residential segregation, according to Owens, is a story "about families with children," and the schools that they choose.

Racism is rife in Britain but it is not being expressed through rising levels of neighbourhood segregation, nor are any ghettos likely to be formed in the near future.

Since 1990, "the increase in residential income segregation occurred entirely among families with children, for whom income segregation rose by about 20percentt," wrote Owens, an assistant professor in the department of sociology.

In contrast, segregation rose over the same period in Northern Ireland for many religious groups.

Black Louisianans rose up against segregation more forcefully in the 1960s as part of the nationwide civil rights movement.

Between 2005 and 2015 the amount of Aboriginal offenders in segregation rose 52.4percentt.

The researchers identified four main factors behind the rise in segregation in Europe's cities: globalisation; economic restructuring; the withdrawal of the state; and the investment (or lack of) in social housing.

Despite the reduction in poverty, our analysis is the first to reveal that there was a significant rise in segregation of the poor over time.