Sentence examples for to combat segregation from inspiring English sources

Wofford believed in employing a mix of direct action and legal techniques to combat segregation.

Strategies and Tactics to Combat Segregation of Roma Children in Schools.

Some parents there have said the election of President Trump prompted them to combat segregation in their children's schools.

In spite of legal and policy measures that now exist, the practice has neither stopped nor significantly diminished, as emphasized by Harvard FXB and DARE-Net in the Strategies and Tactics to Combat Segregation of Roma Children in Schools report.

He expresses gingerly criticism of Roosevelt's reluctance to move aggressively to combat segregation, of his support of Japanese-American internment and his relatively modest response to the Holocaust, and of his occasional poor judgment in the people he trusted.

We go to war without so much as questioning the rationale; we sign away our civil liberties; we say nothing when the Supreme Court cites Brown v. Board of Education in restricting efforts to combat segregation; and we sit back to watch the carnage on the evening news.

For the last few decades, a movement has been growing to actively combat segregation, which means moving low-income people from the center of cities directly into suburbs.

Last week, the Obama administration took an even more important step — one that has already changed the decades-long discussion about how to combat residential segregation.

Nearly 100 whites and blacks who had banded together 25 years ago to combat racial segregation in Arlington public schools, gathered together again last night to commemorate the anniversary of the entry of four black children into what was then all-white Stratford Junior High School.

Universities throughout the United States are expanding their worldwide outreach both internally and externally to combat the segregation that would render them ineffectual in today's global economy.

At a time when educational inequality is on the rise, there is an urgent need for new affirmative action proposals that can combat segregation and do so within colleges' existing constitutional and institutional constraints.