Sentence examples for segregated era from inspiring English sources

He grew up in a segregated era whose history has defined and complicated the careers of many Southern politicians.

Martinez's glove work drew favorable comparisons to the major leaguer Walter "Rabbit" Maranville, and even garnered interest from the Washington Senators during organized baseball's segregated era.

Johnson fearlessly broke the rules of the segregated Jim Crow era into which he was born as a son of former slaves in Galveston, Texas.

"Bud, Not Buddy" is set in the segregated, Depression-era Midwest, in a period of social unrest.

But the outward-facing windows offer breathtakingly clear views, some of the best in Johannesburg, South Africa's commercial capital.Ponte City was a posh address when it opened in 1975 at the edge of what was then the trendy inner-city district of Hillbrow, during the race-segregated era when central Johannesburg boomed.

Iain Duncan Smith, the welfare and pensions secretary, has defended the move, saying the state should not fund "Victorian-era segregated employment".

Remploy workers are also angry at Iain Duncan Smith, who states that there is no justification for the government subsidising "Victorian-era segregated employment".

In the Jim Crow era churches were as segregated as any other public space.

Since the Victorian era, they have been segregated from society, corralled into classrooms and swept off the streets.

Yes, but this photography remained virtually unseen by the larger culture for years, because it too was segregated until after the civil rights era.

She attended Cardinal Spellman High School, an academically rigorous Catholic school, in an era when boys and girls were segregated.