We have tried to endure, we have tried to pray through it, we have tried to work through it, we have tried patience, loyalty, protest, alliance, segregation, education, entertainment, self-defense, self-love, self-deprecation; and here we are still with no escape route to get around this type of violence.
They have not acted aggressively enough to fight systemic segregation in education and to improve educational outcomes: as one example, substandard schools for children with disabilities remain a dumping ground for Roma children in Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Romania and Slovakia.
Critics charge Bridge with contributing to segregation in education and undermining the right of children to free quality education.
Unfortunately, segregation in education occurs across Central and East European countries.
Various civil rights bills, constitutional amendments and supreme court decisions aimed at dismantling segregation in education, transportation and rental housing, have not constituted "all other things being equal".
They have been used around the world in attempts to tackle social and racial segregation within education systems, but little impact has been shown.
However, segregation in education, housing, and public accommodations remained the norm in Delaware until the U.S. Supreme Court's historic Brown v. Board of Education decision in 1954.
Whatever the legal fate of the couple who have been charged with her abduction, Maria, like other Roma children, will have to navigate her way through life suffering illiteracy, unemployment, and segregation in education.
Tony Blair sent his children to a Catholic school and encouraged the increase of faith schools, contrary to the evidence that segregation in education was part of the difficulty in Northern Ireland.
Inspired by the great victory against segregation in education, which had been won in 1954 with the Supreme Court Brown versus Board of Education of Topeka decision, they wanted to challenge the law.
In 1950, the court struck down the "separate but equal" doctrine when an African American man, Heman Sweatt, sued after he was barred from the university's law school in Austin because the Texas state constitution imposed segregation in education.
