The hypocrisy of fighting fascism abroad while tolerating segregation at home was difficult to ignore.
The Daily Mail approvingly picked up on his observation that "too many British Muslims grow up without really knowing anyone from a different background" or "understanding or empathising with the lives and beliefs of others," and his claim that the political establishment has, for too long, "tolerated segregation" at the expense of "creating a common life".
For six weeks supporters of the boycott patrolled the downtown area to make sure blacks were not patronizing stores that promoted or tolerated segregation.
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.
However, I've always wondered why the blatant, antiquated practice of segregation is tolerated in modern times.
We selected four viable spore tetrads to analyze how variation in crossover frequencies can be tolerated without affecting chromosome segregation.
Nevertheless, these cells have been previously shown not to exhibit CIN [4], [22], and they were shown not to tolerate experimentally-induced chromosome mis-segregation [22], suggesting that CIN must result from a combination of high chromosome mis-segregation rates (not observed in HCT116 cells) and some other phenotypic feature that makes the cells tolerant for aneuploidy [22].
But when the Islamic Education and Research Academy hosted an event on University College London premises at which seating was segregated by gender, a National Union of Students delegate at King's College London said that "gender segregation should be respected, if not tolerated, in institutions of higher education".
But professional sports are the last major area of American culture in which the segregation of the sexes is not only tolerated but sanctioned.
Yet it remains unclear how cells tolerate the major changes in gene expression, chromatin organization and chromosome segregation that invariably accompany polyploidization.
