Sentence examples for segregation of blacks from inspiring English sources

Another difference between the segregation of blacks and other groups has been the intensity of concentration.

Residential segregation of blacks from other races is declining, but still persists.

While the census makes clear that the segregation of blacks from whites remains stubbornly high, Latinos and Asians have integrated places once largely black or largely white.

On Thursday, the governing African National Congress paid tribute by saying in a statement that Mrs. Suzman "became a thorn in the flesh of apartheid by openly criticizing segregation of Blacks by a Whites-only apartheid system".

Beyond jealousy lies the subjugation of women in modern Britain regardless of their looks, near perfectly illustrated by the willingness of Universities UK to tolerate the segregation of women when it would never tolerate the segregation of blacks or homosexuals.

Although housing segregation declined slightly in the New York area since 2000, New York passed Detroit and Chicago to reach second place, behind Milwaukee, in a ranking by Dr. Frey of segregation of blacks and whites.

"In this country, there is a segregation of Black Turks and White Turks," Erdogan once said.

Sixty years ago this Saturday, on May 17 , 1954 a unanimous Supreme Court held that state segregation of black schoolchildren was unconstitutional.

Released the day before the United States Supreme Court is expected to rule on the constitutionality of taxpayer-financed vouchers system used in Cleveland public schools, the report contended that vouchers would do little to reduce the segregation of black students.

Such were the racial politics of Queens in that era that, as the historian Martha Biondi points out in "To Stand and Fight," a history of the civil-rights movement in New York, LaGuardia airport, in northern Queens, enacted a demure form of segregation of black travellers in the fifties.

Second, there is a real chance that these protests, and the political movements that they might spawn, will transcend the deep-rooted but stale political divisions of the last two decades, divisions captured pithily by Recep Tayyip Erdogan when he said in 1998: "In this country there is a segregation of Black Turks and White Turks.