Sentence examples for segregated facilities from inspiring English sources

That summer, he was jailed with other freedom riders protesting segregated facilities in Monroe, North Carolina.

Segregation was therefore justified under the doctrine "separate but equal," but in few cases were segregated facilities actually equal.

In the summer of 1961 he was jailed with other Freedom Riders protesting segregated facilities in Monroe, North Carolina.

Stops's conclusions include this: The introduction of segregated facilities may attract more commuting cyclists, but won't achieve its other expressed objectives - namely use by 8to80yearear olds, not clad in lycra, and a reduced casualty rate.

In his view, the young activists in the country, though they lack distinct memories of the segregated facilities and the lynchings of Jim Crow, are in possession of a clear sense of purpose.

Negroes will now think twice before protesting segregated public parks, segregated public libraries or other segregated facilities.

Opened as a segregated facility in 1924, this dilapidated, scarred old building has sat vacant since its closure in 1980.

Soon after he got to Washington, he allowed members of his cabinet to mount efforts to segregate facilities in their departments and he condoned reductions in the categories of federal jobs open to African Americans.

For purposes of this series, we use the term "racial segregation" to refer to residential segregation, meaning patterns of residential housing and settlement, rather than segregated educational facilities, recreational programs, or other forms of segregation.

Negroes there now know that they risk losing even segregated public facilities if they dare to protest segregation.

There, the Court struck down state laws that mandated racial segregation in public schools, stating clearly that racially segregated educational facilities are inherently unequal.