But in the black community, he was as popular as Nat King Cole, Louis Armstrong and Lena Horne, all of whom faced the harsh reality of a segregated world.
A more indelible problem for the Republicans in 2008 is that their candidates are utterly segregated from reality as it is lived by the overwhelming majority of their fellow Americans.
Using this method, the degree of overlap calculated between the Golgi markers themselves (GM130 and TGN46, which are in reality completely segregated in the cis-Golgi and the TGN, respectively) is about 30%.
Note that because of the resolution limit of the optical system, with this method the degree of overlap calculated between the Golgi markers themselves (GM130 and TGN46, which are in reality completely segregated in the cis-Golgi and the TGN, respectively) is about 20% in HepG2 cells under optimal conditions.
This system means that no one racial group bears the burdens of desegregation alone, despite the reality of racially segregated housing within the town's borders.
I had been plunged into a harsh dystopian American reality that was deeply segregated, fractured, polarized and unwelcoming.
The racial and economic grouping of American people into homogeneous communities in cities and counties across the country produce in reality, if not by law, segregated and resource-poor and -rich schools.
That has made its own significant contribution to diversity by, ironically, relying on the reality that many Texas schools are effectively segregated by geography, class and race.
He said there was a disconnect between the symbolism of Obama's visit and the everyday reality of living in a still effectively racially segregated town.
And yet, as those innovations have evolved into self-driving cars, LEDs, and virtual reality, the high school model is stuck in time as segregated, myopic, and inflexible as ever.
