Sentence examples for world segregation from inspiring English sources

Yet what the president failed to point out is that, around the world, segregation is making a comeback -- including in the streets of Tunis, where the proponents of today's segregation spilled blood last week.

On this basis, these models should not be used as an argument against the need to educate people in the benefits of diversity and we should not conclude that real-world segregation is an unavoidable consequence of weak preferences.

History delivered Southerners of that era into an immoral world where segregation shaped everything.

In this world, with segregation firmly in place, white people are inferior Noughts, while black people, the Crosses, are the supposedly ruling race.

As we've seen here in the U.S. and other places around the world, solving segregation will take bold leadership from city officials and federal government.

Apparently, in the world of Tim Hunt, segregation is some kind of reasonable modern answer.

But she added, "There is a danger of a bipolar world, a subliminal segregation of us and them, and that is a very dangerous view".

In fact, it is the end of another sort of world: of unchallenged segregation, of Lithuanian merchants in black neighborhoods and of the unthinking use of the term "flesh-colored".

He viewed the reality of segregation as incompatible with Wilson's war vision to "make the world safe for Democracy".

Why did northern cities in the United States develop such profound patterns of racial segregation after World War II?

While public changing rooms and toilets are the bane of transgender lives around the world, in Pakistan gender segregation is inviolable and the issue is particularly acute.