Sentence examples for segregation case from inspiring English sources

BARBARA J. DAVIS, a Topeka, Kan., school official and cousin of Linda Brown, plaintiff in the 1954 school segregation case.

Beatty's book follows an unnamed narrator – referred to in the book only as Me – as he attempts to take a segregation case to the supreme court.

Only 2 percent of the seniors were able to state that the ruling had been prompted by a school segregation case.

"Call off the dogs, Mr. President," his news release said, an especially unfortunate choice of words to use in a segregation case.

Fred Gray Sr., the lawyer who defended Rosa Parks in her landmark bus segregation case and represented victims of the infamous Tuskegee syphilis experiment, has become the first black president of the Alabama Bar Association.

The federal government deals directly with the county's larger cities, among them Yonkers, which nearly went bankrupt before capitulating in a housing segregation case that began in 1980 and dragged on for years.

He used parts of the thesis in preparing for the school segregation cases in the 1950s.

In the memo, which is titled "A Random Thought on the Segregation Cases," Rehnquist advised Jackson about the matter of racial segregation.

The case is challenging cuts to prison law legal aid, which has seen funding removed for mother-and-baby-unit cases, segregation cases, pre-tariff review hearings and adjudications in which prisoners risk getting extra days added to their sentence.

Compared with the other school segregation cases -- from Delaware, Washington D.C., South Carolina and Virginia -- that were combined with the Kansas case when the Supreme Court took it up, Topeka was a mild environment, Cheryl Brown Henderson says.

My travelling companion on the flight to Atlanta, I was pleased to learn, would be Thurgood Marshall, the N.A.A.C.P.'s Special Counsel and the man who pleaded the segregation cases before the Supreme Court.