Sentence examples for segregated social from inspiring English sources

But outcomes matter because the range of today's unequal outcomes determine tomorrow's unequal opportunities: there could be no social mobility if rungs on the ladder belong to segregated social universes.

To take an obvious counterexample, there is little if any justice in laws approved from a utilitarian impartial perspective when these laws take into account racially prejudiced preferences which are cultivated by grossly unequal, racially discriminatory and segregated social conditions.

Salamishah Tillet in the Nation points out that this larger issue needs to be addressed, since many of us live segregated social lives, and it affects us whether we realize it or not.

As a segregated social class, nongmin carry the subordinated status with them wherever they migrate.

Courts have endorsed the separation of people identified as being of different races by advancing the rationale that segregating social schemes merely acknowledge "natural" affinities among people of the same race and "natural" antipathies among people of different races.

Roman gladiatorial combats were, for example, history's most violent sport, but the closely supervised spectators, carefully segregated by social class and gender, rarely rioted.

(An America with easier commutes, more telecommuting and cheaper rents in SuperZIPs, for instance, might be somewhat less segregated by social and economic class).

This becomes a self-reinforcing cycle: as toys have become more and more gender segregated, the social costs of boundary crossing and the peer pressure to stay within the lines are huge, for kids and parents alike.

A typical house was generally divided into three carefully segregated zones including social, service and private zones (Cromley 1996).

It is argued that in a society like that of Peru where gender roles are segregated into specific social and economic fields, gendered expectations shape both the experience of a severe and persistent mental illness and the stigmatization of people with such a mental illness in a gender-specific way.

While job settings themselves are not segregated, the underlying social strata often is.