Sentence examples similar to self segregated from inspiring English sources

Islam is self-segregating.

But the meetings are, by their very nature, self-segregating.

Gerrymandered districts, the power of incumbency and our tendency to self-segregate along ideological lines all help make American elections uncompetitive.

Ms. Ross said she had experienced some culture shock in the South, and had been surprised to find that blacks tended to self-segregate, even in affluent neighborhoods.

Long a dominant presence in the city, students have tended to self-segregate by dining, drinking and partying in exclusive clubs called nations.

One vision is of a future in which the unplugged literary class will self-segregate into communities like the Amish, shaming those who deign to go online.

It came out in October 2013 under the name Hipster Shaadi, a parody of another dating site that helps users self-segregate by religion, but also by ethnicity and caste.

"People also may rather self-segregate and look only in areas where they wouldn't be made to feel unwelcome just to avoid the possibility of discrimination," she said.

But there is no socio-economic diversity at all.Perhaps because there is so much space in America, and people move around so much, neighbourhoods self-segregate more than anywhere else I know.

Pop-culture writer and editor Mark Harris, a veteran of Entertainment Weekly and New York magazine, took to Twitter to acknowledge that the scarcity of people of color on American television is a "huge issue," but defended Dunham's vision: "let's not pretend that 20something NYCers never self-segregate," he wrote.

As I recall, I initially saw a post somewhere referring to the "excitement around RedState" as a conservative forum where liberals could actually participate as well, so I headed over to check it out.People have been worried for years that the internet increases partisanship because discussion groups tend to self-segregate.