They want segregation from loyalists as a step towards recognition as political prisoners.
All this reflects Jerusalem's underlying reality: although supposedly unified, its 815,000 people live in resentful segregation from each other.
Theresa May has banned a US southern nationalist who has advocated racial segregation from entering the UK, because of his neo-Nazi and antisemitic remarks.
The newer routes will involve segregation from motor traffic and redesigned junctions, similar to those seen in mass cycling nations such as the Netherlands.
But at a theme park where dreams supposedly come true, the postman has claimed segregation from Disney customers and its staff because of his turban and beard.
"Among low-skill black men, spending time in prison has become a normative life event, furthering their segregation from mainstream society," Dr. Pettit writes.
Vietnam blackened Lyndon B. Johnson's reputation and forced him from office, despite his tremendous achievements in domestic policy, notably in lifting the cruel yoke of segregation from black Americans.
As I saw from several visits there to my relatives and friends who lived in temporary residences ("Heime") in the city, such camps tend to lead to increased segregation from the local community.
Much has been made of the price that the black middle class pays for its climb out of economic and political obscurity: segregation from lower-income blacks, frustration at not being able to assimilate into white society.
The year before, Mr. Marable says, Malcolm and another Nation leader met with representatives of the Ku Klux Klan, assuring those white racists, according to F.B.I. surveillance, that "his people wanted complete segregation from the white race".
School is preparation for life, and the idea that it should involve segregation from those of a different gender, race or class is ridiculous at best, regressive at worst.
