Sentence examples for segregated minority from inspiring English sources

IN 1985, Judge Leonard B. Sand found that Yonkers had intentionally segregated minority students.

That effectively reversed an order put into effect in 1986, after the court found that the city had intentionally segregated minority children in the city's poorest schools.

Blacks remain the most highly segregated minority in the nation despite changes over the last 20 years, the Census Bureau said.

He lives in New York but has spent the better part of the past four decades in Baltimore, Chicago, Detroit and Los Angeles, urban centers with big, poor, largely segregated minority neighborhoods.

As a result, the state cut $47 million that it had been required to pay for programs ordered by a 1986 court ruling in which Yonkers was found to have segregated minority children to poorer schools.

Irons could have provided better analysis of other statistics, like the project's report that "the students in the segregated minority schools were 11 times more likely to be in schools with concentrated poverty and 92percentt of white schools did not face this problem".

Crude depictions of already segregated minorities, though protected and even sanctioned by the state's ideology, can only result in further ghettoisation and radicalisation, whether the targets of degrading ethnic, racial and religious stereotypes are devout or atheistic.

While doing that, Mr. Blum said, he realized it "was impossible to follow the contours of the district," because they were drawn to segregate minority voters.

You see a man waking up a culture as it is busy fighting world wars, setting off atom bombs, segregating minorities, and going on thinking it's all fine, it's all just the way it is.

The places in America where gun violence is a serious problem are cities with bad schools, few low-skilled jobs, powerful gangs and large groups of segregated poor minorities.

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