Sentence examples for segregated history from inspiring English sources

And, despite his eagerness to help his church transcend its segregated history, Moore believes, as his predecessors did, that the government was wrong to force Bob Jones to abandon segregation on campus.

While housing advocates saw the Thompson case as a way to move beyond Baltimore's segregated history, some are saying the struggles of this pilot program are proof there's still a long way to go before anything significant changes in the city or the country.

This purgatory can be seen starkly in education, where children are now segregated for history, religion and language classes.

Instead of segregating the history of North America from the rest of the world, some of the newest and most exciting writing integrates America in the world.

Results: Thirty-seven patients were receiving dual therapy and 38 were on triple therapy at enrollment, segregated by antiretroviral history.

The PCA showed variation in H5N1's shared history segregated along orthogonal axes defined by separate phylogeographic processes.

Hampton High may not be segregated anymore, but our history lessons apparently still are.

Hampton High and University of Maryland and other great schools may not be segregated anymore, but our history lessons apparently still are.

The move unnerved civil rights campaigners in the a deeply segregated stated with an ugly history of voter intimidation.

The "it" the long-time resident refers to is Burbank's history of prejudice and segregated schools.

The opening eventually reached journalism, which for most of its history in America had been a strictly segregated industry.