Many Americans live in segregated neighborhoods, attend segregated places of worship and have segregated friendship groups.
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"Segregated schools build and sustain a segregated society," the report says.
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I lived in a segregated neighborhood and I went to a segregated school.
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It says a lot about how segregated neighborhoods still are and how things are segregated.
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But in Greenville, we lived in Nicholtown, a segregated neighborhood inside of a segregated town.
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Because neighborhoods and towns in New Jersey are so segregated, that law results in segregated schools.
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"[This system] has ramifications for the reproduction of inequality, for creating neighborhoods that are segregated by home-ownership status, that are segregated by income, that are segregated by race," McCabe summarizes.
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Having grown up in segregated Charleston, attended a segregated college and served in a segregated army, Mr. Hollings had little contact with poor black people and initially opposed civil rights legislation.
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A breakdown of the three cryptocurrencies, as featured in Motherboard: Bitcoin One megabyte blocks Segregated witnesses Bitcoin Cash Eight megabyte blocks No segregated witnesses Segwit2x/New York Agreement Two megabyte blocks Segregated witnesses
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And ultimately, we make small decisions based on these emotions that accrue into segregated neighborhoods and segregated schools.
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He was born poor to a single mom, born minority black in a segregated environment, New Jersey I think we are the fifth-most segregated state for African Americans, fourth-most segregated for Latinos.
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I don't live in a segregated world despite the fact that the institution of Hollywood is still quite segregated.
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Compared with those in the least segregated areas, patients in the most segregated areas were 65 percent less likely to receive surgery.
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Just so it's super-crystal-clear, here's what the main differences are: Bitcoin- One megabyte blocks- Segregated witness Bitcoin Cash- Eight megabyte blocks- No segregated witness Segwit2x/New York Agreement- Two megabyte blocks- Segregated witness What does any of this mean?
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The collateral is segregated at an international central securities depository, requiring a segregated account to be opened by the client or its custodian.
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That was also true for African Americans, even in a country that was legally segregated in some places and functionally segregated virtually everywhere else.
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"Listen, the schools of America are as segregated if not more segregated today than they were when I was in elementary school," she said.
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Trump does well in racially segregated areas: Turning to the geographic data, Rothwell finds that segregated, homogenous white areas are Trump's base of support.
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In those segregated communities, there are higher rates of child poverty and lower rates of high school graduation than those in less segregated counties.
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SUZAN: Well my parents lived in the Segregated South and I lived in the summers in the Segregated South so I am civil rights baby.
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Imagine if conservatives in the South (where schools are often less segregated) were to defriend all their progressive friends in New York attending segregated ones.
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New York, like many deeply segregated cities, has a terrible track record of maintaining racial balance in formerly underenrolled segregated schools once white families come in.
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Busing has largely been seen as a failed effort: Across the country today, schools are still segregated, and the number of intensely segregated schools is growing.
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For black families, this meant their country engineered for them a second-class experience — one that put them in poor, segregated ghettos and poor, segregated schools.
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"Even though white residents in segregated cities were better off than residents of color in those segregated cities, those white residents were worse off than their white counterparts in less segregated cities," said Rachel Morello-Frosch, a professor of environmental health at the University of California, Berkeley.
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Those who'd moved to less segregated neighborhoods permanently saw the greatest drop, but even those who moved from their highly segregated neighborhoods and returned saw lasting improvements.
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In the least segregated cities, all-white communities were exposed to 38 decibels of nighttime noise on average, compared to 42.5 decibels in the most segregated cities.
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In Bosnian politics, nationalist figures silently condone segregated education, but some young politicians — including many who graduated from the segregated system — are calling to abolish the system.
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A slim majority of all respondents, 6900 percent, said schools are less segregated than they were 2628 years ago, but 28503 percent said schools are more segregated.
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They peer into diverse cities — segregated from the suburbs, internally segregated, and featuring growing numbers of Latinos, blacks, and Muslims — and embrace the politics of backlash and resentment.
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According to the Urban Institute, a think-tank, Atlanta was the 41st most segregated of 100 large American metropolises in 2010 (down from 21st most segregated in 1990).
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As a result, the gap between black and Latino students and their white peers is growing wider, creating schools that are not only racially segregated, but economically segregated.
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Think of segregated white churches during Jim Crow, or the many churches today, in our "post-racial" moment, that continue to be de facto segregated every Sunday morning.
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"It's certainly possible that those who move to less segregated neighborhoods experience more exposure to racism, which could be one reason why some African-Americans choose to stay in more segregated neighborhoods," she told NPR, noting that African-Americans living in more segregated neighborhoods tend to have better mental health.
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Again: A white voter in the least-segregated metropolitan area was 10 percentage points more likely to vote for Obama than a white voter in the most-segregated area.
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" Simon writes that Eisenhower's ambivalence about Brown "may have been based in part on a residual racism, rooted in his segregated upbringing and his career in the segregated military.
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Elementary schools are segregated largely because of housing segregation, but middle and high schools are segregated in part because many schools screen students based on grades and test scores.
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Board of Education — declaring segregated schools to be unconstitutional.
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And along with the great weight of evidence showing that countries are becoming less segregated by race and ethnicity, there is also growing proof that they are becoming more segregated by income.
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The study found that black patients who lived in the most segregated neighborhoods were 65 percent less likely to receive non–small cell lung cancer surgery than people in the least segregated areas.
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Its security barriers restrict their movement and keep them segregated.
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Our political movements for social justice get divided and segregated.
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LA can be a very racially and economically segregated place.
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Still, the place is perceived as dirty, marginalized and segregated.
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The first part was a bitcoin update called Segregated Witness.
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Historically segregated species are coming into novel kinds of contact.
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Public spaces in Saudi Arabia are typically segregated by gender.
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By either method, pollution is higher in more segregated communities.
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"The bitcoin was stolen from users' segregated wallets," he said.
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Segregated units may be the best of a bad bunch.
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The Long Island suburbs have been segregated since their inception.
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As a child, I saw and survived the segregated South.
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Can you imagine if segregated water fountains made a comeback?
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But these performers are segregated into a few performing spots.
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It was an extremely segregated society even in New York.
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Cities have become more segregated by income and economic class.
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Facing Segregated Schools, Parents Took Integration Into Their Own Hands.
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Ed Charles hailed from the segregated harshness of Daytona, Fla.
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Board of Education, the schools in Durham are still segregated.
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I grew up in a segregated neighborhood in Grapeland, Tex.
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Board of Education, there remains essentially a segregated school system.
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Homesick for Jim Crow, for poll taxes and segregated slums?
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They segregated the locals and told them they'd be safe.
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By 225, Chicago was more racially segregated than Richmond, Virginia.
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The groups are still largely segregated by race and class.
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You could only use the loan in a segregated area.
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Clubs are hugely segregated, and for a number of reasons.
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Board of Education, that declared racially segregated public schools unconstitutional.
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Facing segregated schools, parents took integration into their own hands.
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Crime pages were as segregated as the rest of society.
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A slippery slope to politically segregated dining, this is not.
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It was the most segregated world I have ever encountered.
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Nashville is still very segregated by both class and race.
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She also touched on how the city is still so segregated.
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Intensely segregated schools face a two-pronged challenge in attempting this.
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He said Trump has supported affirmative action and opposed segregated establishments.
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The country's rich cultural life has always been segregated by gender.
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She does not believe that the area's charter schools are segregated.
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By some measures, Milwaukee is the most segregated city in America.
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Like McDaniel, Spencer also played a maid in the segregated South.
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He served in a segregated, vacant wing of the county stockade.
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Division remains common, with streets, schools and even sport effectively segregated.
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And historically it has been one of America's most segregated cities.
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Eventually, the community glommed on to Segregated Witness as a solution.
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He grew up in the segregated deep south of coastal Georgia.
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So when I started school, the schools were segregated by law.
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Though Farragut was not yet segregated, most of the city was.
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Sports are rigidly sex-segregated, and the Olympics are no exception.
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It's a vision of a world that's less fragmented and segregated.
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Schools today are more segregated than they were 40 years ago.
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Held with fellow group members, Shagari was segregated from other prisoners.
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They're segregated into different neighborhoods, different cities and even different states.
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Born in 1954 to African-American educators in segregated Birmingham, Ala.
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But achievement gaps persist and the city's schools remain deeply segregated.
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Maybe societies without a frontier naturally become more segregated and unequal.
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The Dartmouth student body, on the other hand, seemed self-segregated.
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In October, Harding addressed a huge segregated crowd in Birmingham, Ala.
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As a boy, Dr. King had formative experiences with segregated America.
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Settling for community control of segregated schools was wrong, Rustin argued.
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The son of sharecroppers, he left behind a segregated rural community.
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In North Carolina, my parents went to segregated Lumbee-only schools.
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Segregated hotels turned her away, and not only in the South.
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They live in areas that, residentially at least, are largely segregated.
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Children are spending more and more time in age-segregated activities.
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Women will be sent to different gates and to segregated sections.
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Racially segregated beaches, park benches, buses, trains, schools and even cities.
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Men and women are segregated to prevent sexual contact and violence.
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Suffolk, like Wilson, was segregated, unofficially divided by the railroad tracks.
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I quickly found out that each racial group seemingly self-segregated.
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I quickly found out that each racial group seemingly self-segregated.
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Perhaps these so called neutral ones are actually the segregated ones?
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Compared to black patients living in the least segregated areas, residents of the most segregated communities were at least 43 percent less likely to receive surgery for non-small cell lung cancer, the most common form.
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Correction: A previous version of this piece said American schools were as segregated now as they were 50 years ago, but it's actually schools in the South that are as segregated as they were 50 years ago.
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This is partially what has entrenched the heavily segregated school attendance zones in virtually every American city: But school boards can draw school attendance boundaries to lessen that segregation — to send kids to less racially segregated schools.
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Sports, from Little League to the Olympics, are typically segregated by sex.
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But it is also among the most segregated cities in the country.
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To be fair, Cleveland is hardly the only locale with segregated schools.
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Everyone knows that the court in Brown declared racially segregated education unconstitutional.
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But you risked death if you did that in the segregated South.
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Since its founding in 1890, Pedocin has been totally segregated by gender.
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But these films are no longer getting segregated into the screenplay categories.
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Jesse: Absolutely, consciously or not, because America is so segregated by class.
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A segregated society of groups that they've created and even labeled themselves.
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Most of the participants, 82 percent, started out in highly segregated communities.
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Because of the segregated BitGo wallets, only some customer's wallets were compromised.
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Start with his childhood, in the separate worlds of the segregated South.
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Kansas City, like many other urban centers in America, remains deeply segregated.
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Yet despite its heterogeneity, the groups still live in somewhat segregated communities.
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But in reality, they're the most broken and segregated of them all.
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In many other countries, medical and dental care likewise are segregated systems.
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Liberty Club in Marrakech, where black and white GIs, otherwise segregated on
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Several facets of society, including education, neighborhoods and the workplace, remain segregated.
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As a result, most American metropolitan areas remain moderately to highly segregated.
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How is a predominantly Latino school in a predominantly Latino neighborhood "segregated"?
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Narrator: Detroit is one of the most segregated cities in the country.
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They lead de facto segregated lives on nominally diverse and inclusive campuses.
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Commission, calling on the agency to reverse its position that sex-segregated
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Public spaces, governmental institutions, schools, cafes, and restaurants are all gender-segregated.
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Many are underemployed, destitute and live in segregated, sometimes precarious communal settings.
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Can it be one-way with larger pavements and segregated cycle lanes?
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School buildings appeared to be racially integrated, but many classrooms remained segregated.
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"The business has to have segregated functions to be effective," he said.
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What has changed, though, is how segregated one town is from another.
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Still, Milwaukee remains one of the most segregated cities in the country.
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They supported black theological education as long as it was racially segregated.
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Yet children's products are more segregated than they were 50 years ago.
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But its public schools are among the most segregated in the nation.
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"Many U.S. schools remain unacceptably segregated," Mr. Sanders wrote in the plan.
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Google also segregated by roles within its engineering ranks, the suit says.
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"They are born into segregated communities, far from civilization," Mr. Ravasz said.
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We may never know why justice is still segregated from black death.
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Outsiders sometimes say Los Angeles, sprawling and segregated, lacks heart and soul.
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The North has been segregated in the years since Brown v. Board.
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Meanwhile, schools nearby and in New York City have remained deeply segregated.
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Segregated dating could spell disaster in further alienating daters with differing views.
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And the private lives of millions of Americans remain segregated as well.
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The friend warned him away, however, because the theater was racially segregated.
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Jacob Vigdor and Jens Ludwig found in 2007 that essentially all the harms that come from growing up in a segregated neighborhood are attributable to the fact that this means you will very likely attend a segregated school.
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Student performance drops at both traditional and charter schools with higher shares of nonwhite students, but only a handful of highly segregated charters — like Higher Ground — were able to "beat the odds" and outperform similarly segregated traditional public schools.
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While he enjoyed many years of integrated experiences in Washington, just 12 years after Wilson's inauguration and 74 years after he was born, Taylor writes, "Daniel Murray died in a segregated hospital and was buried in a segregated graveyard."
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In 1970, the Detroit school board tried to ameliorate the city's segregated schools.
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He sat at segregated lunch counters and in whites-only bus terminal seats.
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Thousands of others reside in segregated villages where they face poverty and persecution.
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But for segregated schools, hiring is just as pivotal and often more challenging.
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And 437 of them had been segregated for a year or even longer.
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Eleven o'clock on a Sunday morning may end up more segregated than ever.
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The plan integrates schools by taking advantage of New York's highly segregated geography.
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The NAACP and others had complained for years that these schools were segregated.
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This is why everyone going to the nearest school perpetuates very segregated classrooms.
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Segregated geography, created by government policies, would just be recreated in our schools.
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Three years later, Bruce graduated from high school — in the last segregated class.
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"Customer information segregated from any other systems is a great idea," Schlecht said.
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Kansas City is one of the most segregated cities in the United States.
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Years of redlining and unfair housing practices have left many US cities segregated.
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Jacks said there are schools more segregated than Cleveland's all over the country.
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We find no evidence that the Internet is becoming more segregated over time.
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Compared with Trinidad, its sheer size meant ethnic groups formed more segregated communities.
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Crime and violence, widespread across segregated black neighborhoods, is rooted in concentrated poverty.
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Its members wear Islamic dress and send their children to segregated Muslim schools.
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Statistics show his city is one of the most segregated in the nation.
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Early on Thursday morning, the code change—called Segregated Witness—finally kicked in.
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Segregated Witness going live on the blockchain is an important day for bitcoin.
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Her adoptive father joined the Army in 1939, when it was still segregated.
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However, Kershaw acknowledged that there may also be drawbacks to less-segregated neighborhoods.
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The prison watchdog concluded that it was "not in favour" of segregated units.
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Those seeking a college education were crowded into limited slots in segregated institutions.
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In the gender-segregated world of college fraternities, sexist rhetoric isn't exactly astonishing.
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He lived in a small, segregated town in the age of Jim Crow.
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Board of Education, school systems remained segregated, and black institutions were drastically underfunded.
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His mother refused to enter a Florida airport because it was racially segregated.
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Now is not the time to allow our schools to become further segregated.
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"The problem is that, like our neighborhoods, pollution is segregated," his plan states.
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Ferguson, the 1896 case upholding a Louisiana law that segregated railcars by race.
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New York's education system remains one of the most segregated in the country.
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It's custom to get naked while in an onsen, which are gender-segregated.
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She does not pray in the men's section of the gender-segregated synagogues.
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For most of newspaper history, they were segregated in their own little box.
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Board was enforced the South has the least-segregated school districts in America.
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Ferguson (upholding states' rights to require racially segregated public accommodations) and Korematsu v.
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Isolated all-white neighborhoods have dwindled as many nonwhite neighborhoods have remained segregated.
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THE COLOR OF LAW: A Forgotten History of How Our Government Segregated America.
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Racially and economically segregated schools remain across all parts of the United States.
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The workers lived and worked in segregated agricultural penal colonies in East Texas.
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He grew in a white family in segregated Arkansas during the lynching era.
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Back then, the Army was segregated, but he never felt bitterness about that.
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Redlining and urban renewal, for example, are responsible for today's racially segregated neighborhoods.
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Black and white students wait for the bus in neighborhoods once strictly segregated.
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The Little Rock Nine segregated Central High School with Bates' push for change.
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Segregated schools for black students were often decrepit, poorly staffed and crushingly overcrowded.
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And to make matters worse, the hospitals that do exist are all segregated.
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Yet the American pop universe of the early 22016s was de facto segregated.
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Source: BitinfoCharts The software Segregated Witness, or SegWit, slightly increases the block size.
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"Our nation's schools are, in fact, largely segregated by race and class," Rep.
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In Cincinnati, she had to disembark and switch to a segregated passenger car.
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In 1971, a federal judge found that Detroit's schools had been deliberately segregated.
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He designed and built some of the best-known courses in segregated Louisiana.
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Unlike their counterparts in Africa, Asiatic lions live in small, sex-segregated groups.
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Cruz remains in the Broward County Jail, where he's segregated from other inmates.
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At that time, much of the United States was segregated, especially the South.
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The infected passengers were segregated in plastic-lined enclosures, according to the Post.
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Increasingly, poor children are segregated, living and attending school with others like them.
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He sometimes accepted segregated seating at his crusades for fear of offending whites.
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In June 1956, a federal district court ruled segregated seating on buses unconstitutional.
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Board of Education, the Supreme Court case that ruled segregated schools were unconstitutional.
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Delaney, too, had grown up in a segregated world and in the church.
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He said that showed just how segregated the school was — and still is.
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For one, the Milwaukee metropolitan area is the most segregated in the country.
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But blacks who lived in the most segregated areas with high levels of economic deprivation were 31 percent more likely to die than other blacks with lung cancer living in areas that were the least segregated and least economically deprived.
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In the 2008 election, Enos found that with a black Democratic nominee, white voters in the most-segregated counties were between five and six percentage points less likely to vote for Obama than white voters in the least-segregated counties.
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Combined with how cities drew school district lines, that meant schools remained segregated, too.
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Of course, segregated and unsegregated areas often differ on many grounds besides social geography.
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Because Milwaukee regularly comes up No. 1 on lists of America's most segregated cities.
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Cyprus-licensed firm MPS MarketPlace Securities is holding the stocks in a segregated account.
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For much of the war, men were largely—though not completely—segregated from women.
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But even though the brain was segregated into specialized modules, it wasn't becoming fragmented.
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In the long term, harmony tends to arise when people are not forcefully segregated.
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His app, I said, was a way to maintain the existing segregated technical culture.
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It's a segregated culture, so of course she's not allowed to interact with people.
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Other students, in districts not under court order, got the placebo: a segregated education.
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Since the 1980s, he told the crowd, racially segregated schools have more than tripled.
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It also replaced a school system segregated by race with one divided by wealth.
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We as a nation are becoming more diverse, segregated and isolated by the day.
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The 371st was largely made up of poor black laborers from segregated South Carolina.
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Dogecoin logoIn finance, customer funds are supposed to remain segregated from the business's funds.
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So is the recruitment of the ultra-Orthodox, usually allocated to sex-segregated units.
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" He grew up in St. Louis, Missouri, where, he says, it was "pretty segregated.
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This means they are partially segregated and less likely to learn the local language.
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Oscar looks like it is stuck in an ugly, racist, segregated American time warp.
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"Motorsports remain the most racially segregated sport in the United States," the complaint said.
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Susannah Mushatt Jones, who was 116, was born into a segregated world in Alabama.
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Reports have emerged for years that schools across the country are becoming increasingly segregated.
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The case became the basis of a Supreme Court opinion making segregated prisons unconstitutional.
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The U.S. military was rigidly segregated, and the men of the 92nd were black.
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In a society as segregated as ours, this requires an active commitment by parents.
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Plant director, Xavier De Buysscher, says Tony's Chocolonely beans are treated, roasted and segregated.
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Like Bitcoin Core, this version of Bitcoin would implement the segregated witness code change.
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After numerous failed proposals, spam attacks, and arguments, a dominant solution emerged: Segregated Witness.
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Black and Hispanic children are more likely to be residentially segregated than minority adults.
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Through it he had gained a foothold in a highly segregated mainstream art world.
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They're no longer truly separate and segregated, we're seeing some real conflict and friction.
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It is not the case that the club was racially segregated at that time.
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Perhaps less well known is the extent to which American schools are still segregated.
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Black and white prisoners were segregated and forced to labor for virtually no pay.
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In that racially segregated era, white performers used his hits to build their careers.
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Hempstead and Roosevelt are among the poorest and most segregated districts in Nassau County.
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And it segregated the bourgeoisie in the center from the workers on the periphery.
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Mr. de Blasio refuses to use the word "segregated" to describe the city's schools.
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Raised in segregated Washington, he won a scholarship to Phillips Academy in Andover, Mass.
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Ms. Harper's website calls Columbus the second most economically segregated city in the country.
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And New York City schools remain some of the most segregated in the nation.
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To whom it should concern, NYC has the most segregated schools in the country.
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THE COLOR OF LAWA Forgotten History of How Our Government Segregated AmericaBy Richard RothsteinIllustrated.
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A current lawsuit in Minnesota argues that the state's school system is unconstitutionally segregated.
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In 2020, a large percentage of black, Latino, and white children attend segregated schools.
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The white women in turn were segregated from the agency's male mathematicians and engineers.
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"Just because that segregated room exists, it's a constant threat for him," she said.
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She accepted me, a white girl from the segregated South, with kindness and grace.
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Employees of the center were segregated by gender, as is common in Saudi Arabia.
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She knows all the historical reasons why the church was and largely remains segregated.
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Previous administrations have historically kept trade negotiations like NAFTA segregated from other geopolitical issues.
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Public schools in America are even more segregated than they were in the 21968s.
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Or do we prefer a segregated world where whoever grabs power imposes their values?
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This week Saudi Arabia announced it was ending entrances to restaurants segregated by sex.
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In fact, public schools are more segregated today than they were in the 1970s.
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He grew up in racially segregated Lynchburg, Va., where he founded the Teenage Republicans.
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Advocates say migrant children will grow up in what is essentially a segregated society.
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Board of Education more than a decade earlier, the county's schools had remained segregated.
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"Museums were segregated, and you didn't go there, so we knew nothing," she said.
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Even after decades of progress on racial issues, America remains a very segregated country.
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The two groups were often segregated, living in different neighborhoods and attending different schools.
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A new study released Tuesday found that blacks in Georgia who lived in the most racially segregated neighborhoods were much less likely to undergo potentially life-saving lung cancer surgery than people who lived in areas that were the least segregated by race.
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" Previously, Asian-Americans, many with humble roots in rural China, were considered degenerate, subject to lynchings, and forced to live in segregated neighborhoods and attend segregated schools under a regime of discriminatory laws and practices she has called a "cousin to Jim Crow.
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Fears over sharing bathrooms with those who are different from us have roots that extend back more than 20133 years: Fear created the gender-segregated bathroom and the race-segregated bathroom — and today, fear continues to govern our uncertainty with transgender-friendly facilities.
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Polarization has segregated most Americans into parallel factual universes at the expense of reasonable discussion.
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It meant so much to 106-year-old Virginia McLaurin, born in the segregated South.
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Over time, those who advocate for segregated bathrooms have had each of their arguments debunked.
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First used to protest segregated restaurants in the South, the tactic soon spread to universities.
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On Tuesday, bitcoin's blockchain network will begin adopting new software called Segregated Witness, or SegWit.
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For years the women occupied a segregated wing, "West Area Computing," and used separate facilities.
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She started in in the segregated West Area Computing Group in 303 under Dorothy Vaughan.
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Babe Ruth became baseball's patron saint by thoroughly dominating the game in the segregated era.
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The photo was taken for an essay on racial inequality and segregated facilities in Greenville.
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Managers had segregated their restaurants and allowed white servers to refuse service to black families.
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Fears of a "purge of sex-segregated restrooms across the nation are therefore decidedly exaggerated".
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But the population is relatively segregated, with most Tamils concentrated in the north and east.
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As African-Americans fled the South to work in its factories, Milwaukee became deeply segregated.
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White women were amongst the fiercest foot soldiers keeping schools segregated nearly 70 years ago.
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Men and women dined together, unusual in the gender-segregated society outside the university's walls.
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Signs at the entrance to the women's segregated sleeping quarters warn men to keep out.
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People are segregated off and we have these restrictive covenants that run with the land.
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Violence and intimidation kept African Americans out of "white" pools where they weren't officially segregated.
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She also wants the federal government to assist first-time homebuyers in formerly segregated neighbourhoods.
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In one photo, burqa-clad women wait to vote in a gender-segregated polling center.
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The cities that are the most racially segregated are not in the conservative Deep South.
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Even the seating inside Carville's chapel was segregated to separate the sick from the well.
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Governor Cuomo later issued an executive order establishing segregated prisons for teenagers convicted as adults.
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The government sponsors special segregated courses to prepare religious men for continuing their secular education.
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I already knew that I was segregated from [the rest of the world] in here.
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America remains a racially divided country, and Chicago is one of its most segregated cities.
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Perhaps Britain and America will become more segregated over time, with ghettos in new places.
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Similarly, he won a Supreme Court case halting federal tax exemptions for segregated private schools.
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It saddens me to recognize that we've been segregated in this way within our industry.
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But the fact that they find such places exotic shows how segregated their society is.
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For all his ambition and willingness to work hard, education — public and segregated — eluded him.
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Schools in urban areas are more segregated than ever, some worse than before Brown vs.
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The Pacific Legal Foundation believes that segregated schools are just as good as integrated ones.
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With genders segregated in most communities, sexual repression is a constant weight on people's psyches.
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Some of the earliest battle lines in the fighting were drawn along such segregated areas.
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Discussions in this project are offered to students in sessions that are segregated by race.
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The second thing she did was to send me to Alabama to investigate segregated academies.
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If I enroll my son in this school, will he be in a segregated school?
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Bitcoin proper supports a recent code change called Segregated Witness, but Bitcoin Cash does not.
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Well into the 1960s, the public pools in Chicago remained strictly segregated along racial lines.
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But he was also drafted to serve in a segregated Army cavalry unit in 1942.
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I knew we were going to send her to one of these segregated black schools.
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CM It also means that women can be segregated into different jobs and paid less.
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I doubt that segregated housing was in anyone's best interest, but it's no easy call.
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In 1954, in a unanimous decision, the court ruled that segregated schools were inherently unequal.
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A 2013 ranking, for example, deemed it the most racially segregated metropolitan area in America.
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The once segregated Mississippi State had more than a dozen black players on its roster.
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They had grown up in a segregated Alaska: separate schools, hospitals, theaters, restaurants and cemeteries.
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Roughly 90 percent of children in Northern Ireland attend schools that are segregated by religion.
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But far more consequential have been the changes in low-income, highly segregated urban communities.
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This resource considers three essential questions: • How and why are schools still segregated in 2019?
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In an increasingly polarized and racially segregated United States, white supremacy and patriarchy are thriving.
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Mr. Rubin said guards purposely put Ms. James in a segregated cell with his client.
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And singing for black and white audiences was not always easy in a segregated era.
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Iowa outlawed segregated schools in 1868, a century before much of the rest of America.
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The most notable thing about the South's segregation academies isn't that they were racially segregated.
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The centers are segregated by sex and age; even children who are infected must go.
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Cities were simply too segregated by race for many urban whites to encounter black neighbors.
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We're still fighting school districts that believe a segregated education is in children's best interests.
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Today, the population of Richmond is approximately 2601% black — and the city remains highly segregated.
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Well, yes, for fashion at least, which has segregated the genders for decades, centuries even.
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He refused, however, to perform before a racially segregated audience in Alabama in the 1940s.
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"We think that white children who attend segregated white schools are disadvantaged," Mr. Stein said.
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His parents were sharecroppers, and Lewis was forced to attend segregated schools as a child.
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However, living in the segregated South, her mother wasn't able to pursue her creative passions.
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The adverse effects of going to a high-segregated school such as that are absurd.
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For years, the women occupied a segregated wing, "West Area Computing," and used separate facilities.
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For generations, poor, minority children have received inadequate education from their segregated traditional school districts.
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Narrator: Yet, a segregated industry has never stopped different genres from sharing common musical DNA.
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But even at the East Coast programs, portions of the training are segregated by gender.
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Rudolph also championed civil rights, refusing to attend a segregated homecoming parade in her honor.
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There was wild, gender-segregated dancing and the dinner, where Ms. Gottfried took the microphone.
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There was wild, gender-segregated dancing and the dinner, where Ms. Gottfried took the microphone.
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In America's highly segregated black communities, especially, it's rooted in poverty, neglect, and institutionalized racism.
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In a segregated Atlanta, Grant Park was off-limits to black citizens into the 1950s.
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Throughout the week, Cruz was segregated from other inmates due to his high-profile status.
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He's called for segregated buses "for the Milanese" and for "controlled ethnic cleansing" of immigrants.
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At his birth, a vast majority of children in the nation attended racially segregated schools.
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"I think sometimes there's a lack of honesty about how segregated it was," she said.
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A 2013 ranking, for example, deemed Milwaukee the most racially segregated metropolitan area in America.
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Today you would be unlikely to recognize it as a one-time segregated water fountain.
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"Eighteen percent of respondents have been denied access to a gender-segregated public restroom, while 93 percent have experienced some sort of verbal harassment and 9 percent have experienced some form of physical assault when accessing or using gender-segregated public restrooms," the paper reads.
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In Mr. Enos's earlier work, he found that white voters in the most segregated counties nationally were five to six percentage points less likely to vote for Barack Obama in 2008 than white voters in the least segregated places, with a similar effect within states.
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Vijaya Lakshmi, 14, was segregated from her family in Tamil Nadu province when Cyclone Gaja struck.
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The city introduced gender-segregated cars sixteen years ago, but it still hasn't resolved the problem.
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And theaters could also be gender segregated the same way all other public areas are divided.
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Many people assume that sex-segregated bathrooms are necessary, but they are not, even in schools.
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Its city among the clouds, Columbia, has segregated bathrooms: two for WHITES, two for COLOREDS & IRISH.
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An advance mechanism is in place, so collections are prepaid and segregated from VWFSA's own funds.
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Despite a relative absence of overt bias, Northern Ireland is in many ways a segregated state.
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First, as the brains aged, different parts became segregated into "modules" that work more closely together.
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It has America's highest per-capita murder rate and remains one of its most segregated cities.
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Born Cassius Marcellus Clay, Jr., on January 21975, 21984, Ali grew up in the segregated South.
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The gangs themselves, until then as mixed as the denizens of the film world, became segregated.
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This pattern has endured: Milwaukee came top of a recent ranking of America's most segregated cities.
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The recognition that charter schools skew segregated has prompted some states to implement controlled choice policies.
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He encounters a world that is free of responsibility yet constrained, occasionally fraternal and utterly segregated.
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She called her father, who had grown up in segregated Mississippi, to describe the rapturous scene.
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It is 1968, and you are a sanitation worker, underpaid and overworked in a segregated system.
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A new rule requires that all new schools be equipped with prayer rooms, segregated by sex.
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And men and women are segregated between occupations and industries; those where women predominate pay less.
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The park housing it was donated to Charlottesville on the condition that it remain racially segregated.
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About 70% of Milwaukee's black children attend hyper-segregated schools -- nearly the same levels as 1970.
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UEFA said they would be deployed differently to ensure supporters from both sides are properly segregated.
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A visitor takes a photo at once-segregated Butler Beach in St. Augustine, Florida, on Jan.
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Perhaps the court's greatest moment was its 1954 ruling that schools segregated by race were unconstitutional.
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Not many people are creating Segregated Witness transactions yet, even though the network now supports them.
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He based the script, he said, on his own memories of growing up in segregated Baltimore.
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The number of segregated schools in the United States has doubled over the past 20 years.
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In 1993, when I was at the University of North Texas, we had segregated lunch counters.
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He was later arrested for refusing to sit in the back of a segregated city bus.
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My father was in World War II — in a segregated unit, and he was at Normandy.
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In fact, the number of segregated junior-high schools in the city had quadrupled by 1964.
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Cone spoke to CNN in 2012 about his faith and his upbringing in the segregated South.
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In fact, I believe that these reforms have only exacerbated the problems associated with segregated schools.
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Both cities have very segregated African-American populations, according to William H. Frey, a Brookings demographer.
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But critics have contended that the segregated hours infringe upon the separation of church and state.
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The phenomenon has been traced to slavery and to Jim Crow laws, which segregated swimming pools.
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Today's segregated communities are a result of decades of purposeful federal, state and local housing policies.
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"SF has become one of the most racially segregated cities in the U.S.," wrote G. Harris.
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"It is definitely very segregated, but the Saudi people are lovely, hospitable and kind," one said.
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As a child, I attended segregated schools in Virginia before my family moved to the Bronx.
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American society was racially segregated in the 218s, so too was the Army—and the WAC.
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All of this has worked to make addiction treatment segregated, unregulated, less affordable, and less accessible.
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Each clan performs its codas somewhat differently, and is socially segregated from the others, he said.
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But as recounted in Matthew Delmont's 2016 book Why Busing Failed, Chicago schools remained heavily segregated.
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Charlottesville could take down his statue, but remain a segregated town, reeling from its racist past.
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As in other black enclaves of segregated communities, laborers lived next to professionals and high rollers.
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The sisters who worked did so in the seclusion of offices, segregated from male co-workers.
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Despite this freedom of choice, the district's schools tend to be segregated by race and socioeconomics.
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"The kids have a right to be with their friends, not to be segregated," he said.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads It's no secret that London in the 1980s was segregated.
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But it's also about the history of eugenics, dubious science, "redlining," and segregated housing in Baltimore.
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I remember being astonished the first time we saw segregated smoking lounges at Tokyo's Narita Airport.
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But despite these changes, the gender-segregated nation is criticized for its continued constraints on women.
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Board of Education, the court ruled in 1955 that segregated but equal facilities no longer sufficed.
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He played cricket using piles of tin cans for wickets, and contended with racially segregated restrooms.
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In Texas during the 1970s, segregated prison gangs worked under overseers picking cotton for no money.
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This is the most segregated state in the country in housing, and schools, in our cities.
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Coming from small villages raided by the Khmer Rouge, both were put into segregated prison camps.
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"The city is so segregated, and most people don't come to the South Side," she said.
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"The Color of Law: A Forgotten History of How Our Government Segregated America" by Richard Rothstein
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By some measures, New York City has one of the nation's most racially segregated school systems.
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They remain members of the human community even though society has segregated them in chronic care.
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The stigma of having a child with disability also keeps people with disabilities segregated, she added.
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THE COLOR OF LAW: A Forgotten History of How Our Government Segregated America, by Richard Rothstein.
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Amazingly, the black family held out for several years before moving back to a segregated neighborhood.
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But data from the Census Department show that big cities across America are becoming less segregated.
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The bureaucracy has often allowed people who prefer the segregated status quo to obstruct and delay.
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Children who attend integrated schools do better than those who remain in segregated schools, research shows.
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But for black children, the town's segregated educational system went as far as only sixth grade.
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Despite some progress, housing in America remains more segregated today than it was in the 1920s.
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Abstract paintings aren't segregated from the figurative ones, they are mixed together to reveal something new.
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Grant explained that most HBCUs are located in communities that were historically segregated and predominantly black.
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Mr. Biden has said that he protested a segregated movie theater in demonstrations in Wilmington, Del.
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Source: CoinDesk Developers need to agree on activating an upgrade known as Segregated Witness by Aug.
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Women married to foreigners in the gender-segregated nation cannot pass on citizenship to their children.
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They also tend to live in settlements segregated from mainstream society, according to National Dalit Watch.
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It revealed a rich history of black lives, from the segregated South to Harlem dance halls.
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By 85033, when the Fair Housing Act was passed, racially segregated neighborhoods were already the norm.
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Many neighborhoods are segregated by race and by economic class, and that segregation affects the schools.
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Male and female inmates are segregated, and inmates involved in related legal cases are kept separate.
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Chicago, a deeply segregated city, has a population roughly divided among African-Americans, Latinos and whites.
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Roman's hypothesis certainly makes intuitive sense, and it's backed by data from segregated and gentrified neighborhoods.
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Board of Education in 1954, which led the court to declare racially segregated public schools unconstitutional.
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"How is this possible, that people are saying we're segregated, we're Jim Crow," Mr. Kim said.
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It guided black road trippers to stress-free gas, food and lodging in the segregated South.
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Board of Education, the school system is now one of the most segregated in the nation.
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"It's quite an injustice to be segregated even in death after serving their country," Lt. Gen.
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She was living in Clayton, Alabama, then a tiny segregated town in the Jim Crow South.
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The "black regiment," as it was called, was the only segregated unit of the Revolutionary War.
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The Rochester Art Center had sex-segregated bathrooms next to where my work was being exhibited.
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Pittsburgh rappers continue to grapple with the city's legacy of regressive racial politics and segregated neighborhoods.
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Where I grew up in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, it's very segregated by class as well as race.
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Many restaurants and cafes, which often also have separate entrances for women, have similarly segregated seating arrangements.
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But you also see a place, traditionally deeply segregated, a lot of poverty, turning towards workforce development.
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But the reality is immigration was restricted, and we had a society segregated by race and gender.
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Citing such data, the committee concluded that 14 of the 17 district elementary schools were effectively segregated.
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Segregated schools under the law and official governmental discrimination against women, gays, and lesbians would be permissible.
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The rule concerns single-sex or sex-segregated facilities, such as bathrooms, emergency shelters, and other accommodations.
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The more others are segregated from us, the more we expect similar treatment for our own clans.
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They did not seem to realize how deeply the Negroes resented segregated seating on buses, for instance.
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Her father grew up in Alabama and escaped the segregated South by enlisting in the Air Force.
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Like other South African cities, Cape Town remains largely segregated, despite the advent of democracy in 1994.
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"Houston is segregated by income rather than ethnicity," says Stephen Klineberg, who tracks the city's changing demography.
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In France they live in largely segregated communities where youth unemployment can run as high as 45%.
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Laws determining access to gender-segregated public facilities are also a contentious topic in the United States.
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They are one of the few spaces in our ideologically self-segregated culture where echo chambers collide.
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He was a child of the segregated South and came of age during the Civil Rights Movement.
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Many American cities that are more racially divided have higher levels of pollution than less segregated cities.
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Stacey Dash is not holding back when it comes to her feelings toward "segregated" film and television.
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But it's also relevant to more diverse cities like Washington, DC, that nonetheless have segregated school systems.
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Manar M followed up by comparing the sign to signs from the segregated United States decades ago.
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Amsterdam grew more segregated until the late 2000s, but now seems to be going the other way.
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The result is a city in flux that still feels widely segregated by both race and class.
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My mother's family arrived from the Bahamas, my father's family from North Carolina in the segregated south.
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Cillizza: Espy avoided highlighting some of Hyde-Smith's potential negatives -- the public hanging comment, segregated schools etc.
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He freely admits he still struggles with the racism he absorbed growing up in the segregated South.
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The Mississippi Delta does remain immensely segregated, and that those divisions manifest most obviously in the schools.
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The voting stations were still segregated, but women said it felt great to be able to vote.
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Why, Ms. Hannah-Jones, do Asian students thrive equally well in either a segregated or integrated setting?
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And even those people fortunate enough to graduate from these highly segregated schools have a grim outlook.
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P.S. 28 was that rare example of a well-resourced segregated school, and these parents knew it.
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Mr. Schaap began his activism in law school, counseling students arrested in Chicago for protesting segregated housing.
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That cataclysm would arrive in the 1960's riots that set America's unofficially segregated Northern cities aflame.
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In short, the black schools are struggling, and essentially segregated from the rest of Division I athletics.
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But the wealth is not equally distributed over the starkly segregated neighborhoods — and neither is the violence.
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California racially segregated prisoners up until 2005 because it argued that it would prevent racial gang violence.
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Others were in Chicago, Pittsburgh, St. Louis and Atlanta, all heavily segregated cities with sizable black populations.
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Black children are more segregated from white children now than at any point since the early '70s.
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As a black woman who spent the first six years of her life in segregated Lepanto, Ark.
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But instances aren't segregated and isolated the way chatrooms or Slacks or your group text messages are.
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The alternatives Paul Douglas faced — either segregated housing or none at all — were not the only possibilities.
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This segregated teachers, and it cut off a pathway to a good career and the middle class.
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In this highly segregated society they were barred from social organizations, public facilities and white public schools.
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If women start at a disadvantage because of segregated and unequal training, how can they catch up?
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The film breaks down cohesive narratives of segregated histories and reveals them in connection with one another.
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They sang and chanted in unison against busing their children to schools outside their racially-segregated neighborhoods.
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Latinos were most likely to attend intensely segregated schools in California, New York, Texas and New Jersey.
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In the Midwest, the share of black children attending intensely segregated schools has steadily decreased since 2001.
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They used cities with clearly racially segregated neighborhoods, like in Washington, DC, to show how this works.
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The Bay has some of the nation's most diverse counties, an expert said, but they're still segregated.
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Early on, he abandoned the practice, common among Southern fundamentalists, of speaking only before racially segregated audiences.
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The physiological differences between the sexes are why sports are generally sex segregated in the first place.
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Some of its plot contrivances creak a bit, especially in the final collision of Charlotte's segregated worlds.
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He told The Austin American-Statesman in 2013 that combat had helped his segregated unit gain acceptance.
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Yet one aspect has barely changed: Its public schools remain among the most segregated in the country.
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Government policies forced people of color into poor, racially segregated neighborhoods, which were incredibly harmful to residents.
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In other words, our workplace neighborhoods offer something of an escape from our highly segregated residential lives.
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She also has to find female-specific gyms or stadiums because those facilities are segregated by gender.
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While there were then permanent photography studios in many Southern towns, they would have been increasingly segregated.
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Housing remains segregated, though Ella heads the one white family living in Stumptown, the black residential neighborhood.
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"[In contrast,] our competitors provide a traditional 'private' installation of their solution, totally segregated for each customer".
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This problem is not segregated to red states or blue states, or to cities or rural areas.
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When a New Orleans and Miami club owner segregated the membership, Mr. Hefner bought those franchises back.
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She criticized abolitionists who did not fight for full equality and instead supported segregated schools and communities.
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I use the verb "segregated" deliberately, to invoke a time when separate but equal was the law.
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When I was growing up in the 1950s, public swimming pools were segregated, public transport was not.
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The Weekly: The latest episode of The Times's TV show is about New York City's segregated schools.
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Years later in largely segregated Orange County, five Mexican-American families opened a federal lawsuit, Mendez v.
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My son's grandfather's great-grandfather enslaved humans; his grandfather grew up in segregated schools in the South.
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America worries about racially segregated ghettos but has made only half-hearted attempts to break them up.
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Big cities across America are becoming less segregated (see chart), according to data from the Census Department.
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America, though also worried about racially segregated ghettos, has made only half-hearted attempts to prevent them.
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On the electoral map, swaths of blue flank a vivid red center, a testament to segregated politics.
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"The Great War" takes inspiration from the real-life 92nd Infantry Division, a segregated African-American unit.
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My mother gave birth to me in a charity hospital, and it was in a segregated time.
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In September, an inmate in one of the segregated units stabbed a guard and almost killed him.
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Fed by these media echo chambers, Americans have increasingly segregated themselves into cocoons of the like-minded.
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Each of the district's elementary schools draws from a variety of neighborhoods, many of them heavily segregated.
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Though Bravo shows include a breadth of racial and sexual diversity, Housewives has always been mostly segregated.
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And in 1982, he argued that segregated private schools should be barred from receiving federal tax exemptions.
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Elizabeth grew up in a racially segregated town of 21986 and in a home filled with books.
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Earlier this year, the litecoin community activated an upgrade to the system called Segregated Witness or SegWit.
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The sensational case turned a spotlight on issues of justice in the racially and economically segregated city.
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Women's rights are a contentious issue in Saudi Arabia, one of the world's most gender-segregated nations.
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Public space in Saudi Arabia is traditionally segregated -- restaurants usually separate space dedicated to families from men's.
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What I suppose I'm asking is this: Would the internet work better if it were more segregated?
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We should care about racist imagery, but we should care even more about our still-segregated society.
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While New York City schools are deeply segregated, some black families are choosing an alternative to integration.
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The reason: Churches in the US — like neighborhoods and schools — have a long history of being segregated.
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We aren't perfect, but our multiculturalism feels less segregated, at its best, than some other European countries.
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"Or, if you do, things are segregated"—black actors with black actors, white actors with white actors.
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The legacy of that decision persists; Baltimore is still one of the most segregated cities in America.
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I eventually got hired at M 301, a high-poverty, segregated middle school on the Lower East Side.
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In general, however, blacks and whites tend to be more segregated from one another than Latinos and whites.
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"The beauty industry itself is still incredibly segregated, and it's something that nobody talks about," Bush, 36, says.
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What she has discovered is that the names of Americans are as segregated as many of their lives.
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Ruth competed in a segregated league designated for white men, instead of facing the best competition from everywhere.
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Jackson files a court petition in order to gain access to graduate classes at a segregated high school.
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It's hard to look at those images when you remember that beaches were, like everywhere else, racially segregated.
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Cities in the developed world have become segregated: by income, by race, and through suburbanization, by land use.
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Thousands of others reside in segregated villages across the state where the most basic of freedoms are denied.
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Then, as now, most children attended neighborhood schools; if the neighborhoods were segregated, so, too were the schools.
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They're usually completely segregated from the combat, so you can calm down and focus on the world itself.
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For in the Rohingya's previous lifestyle in Myanmar, women rarely left the house and were segregated from men.
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But breaking with the gender-segregated tradition didn't seem to spoil anyone's fun — certainly not the happy couple's.
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This was the day that changed the life of a little girl growing up in the segregated South.
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A district court found Minneapolis public schools to be segregated and ordered the city to start busing students.
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Our preliminary results suggest that the more segregated the community of hoax believers, the longer the hoax survives.
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According to Vanity Fair, it was written into Franklin's contract that she would not perform for segregated audiences.
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We don't have to discriminate if we're living in totally segregated neighborhoods; all the work is already done.
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Taken soon after Martin Luther King's death, the 211 census showed an America almost completely segregated by race.
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Another Marylander, Thurgood Marshall, argued the case before the Supreme Court that found segregated schools to be unconstitutional.
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Obama noted that Charles grew up in the segregated South, his early years colored by poverty and tragedy.
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"Growing up in a segregated South, you never dreamed that these options were available to you," she said.
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She was in the last segregated class, and remembers vividly the day the Supreme Court made that so.
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This fear of communities that we do not live near … We are still a very, very segregated country.
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But charters are not a return to a segregated past nor are they the cause of today's problems.
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European and American cities are becoming less racially segregated due to suburban sprawl, extortionate house prices and immigrants.
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"He was a kid that came from a border state and a city that was segregated," Arum says.
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A resulting panic caused an estimated $1.6 billion shortfall in customer funds that were supposed to remain segregated.
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Those involved have been segregated from the prison's general population, and criminal charges are expected to be filed.
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I was placed in Long Kesh prison, which was segregated, with each paramilitary organization occupying its own areas.
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But they keep separate, not only having segregated beaches but alternating the bathing days for men and women.
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Board allow the use of race to remedy the effects of long-segregated schools, it also required it.
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" MSNBC host Joy Reid and Lawrence O'Donnell implied Kelly's comments were inspired by his upbringing in "segregated Boston.
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A decade ago, Georgia State University — racially segregated until the 1960s and a stone's throw from the Rev.
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Older Americans, a booming population, often end up segregated generationally and in dire need of care and companionship.
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Public schools in Mississippi had been racially segregated by law since 1890, and her school educated only whites.
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He had dissented when the Court upheld the Mississippi law mandating segregated cars on interstate trains, in 1890.
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The new administration will face rampant inequality and persistent poverty, decaying infrastructure, and mediocre and segregated public education.
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"The place was packed but we had to go through the back in those [segregated] days," she recalls.
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We are a deeply segregated city, not by accident, most of the violence occurs in deeply impoverished places.
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Historically divided by race In the beginning, membership in Greek organizations was segregated across racial and ethnic lines.
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Some of the most segregated schools in the country educate students in New York, Chicago, Boston, Philadelphia, Milwaukee.
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Still, I grew up as a black woman in a segregated society, and my work always reflects that.
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Even though they were presenting rap music and alternative music, they were presenting them in a segregated way.
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Board of Education, the 1954 decision that ruled segregated public schools unconstitutional; Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company v.
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The soldiers, members of the segregated First Battalion, 21977th Infantry (Colored), as it was known, professed their innocence.
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At the time, Colvin had been attending a segregated school, where she'd recently learned about black women abolitionists.
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Yet one aspect has barely changed: The city's public schools remain among the most segregated in the nation.
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They wear black hats and live in segregated neighborhoods, and seem radical, outdated and sometimes just plain weird.
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That event proved lethal among elderly Chicagoans living in poor, segregated neighborhoods that afforded residents little social contact.
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Even living in an age-segregated facility need not preclude a mutually profitable interaction between seniors and children.
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World War II was fought by a segregated United States of America, except for a few military units.
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In 21970, American schools remain highly segregated by race and class, and there is widespread cynicism about Brown.
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Catholics and Protestants are still effectively segregated, however, and many former militants have become involved in violent crime.
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Although New York had abolished slavery nearly 30 years before, many restaurants, churches, and schools were still segregated.
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The inspectors found that detainees were inappropriately segregated from others without a disciplinary hearing, as required by standards.
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Some places in Northern Ireland remain effectively segregated, with Catholics living in one neighborhood and Protestants in another.
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The young family moved to nearby Pasadena, where Acevedo attended segregated schools with blacks, Asians and other Latinos.
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Even now, though, St. Louis is one of the country's most segregated cities, according to a 2017 study.
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New York City's public school system is already one of the most segregated and unequal in the country.
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They would probably be pushed out of the city to blighted, segregated towns divorced from jobs and opportunity.
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"Sibling ants, in their larval stage, become segregated into the different types based on environmental signals," he said.
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In his segregated township, Soweto, he lived near a hostel for migrants who worked in factories and mines.
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The infected passengers had no symptoms and could be segregated on the plane in a plastic-lined enclosure.
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He has been segregated from other inmates in the Broward County jail due to his high-profile status.
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" He added, "In New Jersey today, we defeated a segregated bill in 2020 that would segregate our kids.
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"Japan has focused more on creating segregated institutions than integrating the disabled into local communities," says Mr Ishikawa.
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National governments can help, by acting to prevent rejuvenated communities from becoming segregated, and enforcing laws against discrimination.
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They were not completely segregated but they definitely were not as in alignment as they could have been.
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As someone who sent his kids to largely segregated elementary and middle schools, I'm guilty of this too.
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Executive Order 9981 officially desegregated the armed forces in 1948, but many units remained segregated until late 1954.
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She knew there were young people studying Arabic violin in the same school, but the programs were segregated.
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Board of Education, which declared racial segregation in the nation's public schools unconstitutional, many schools were still segregated.
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The form speaks to bathroom graffiti but also shifts the state of sex-segregated bathrooms to gender neutral.
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It touches on the reality that students who drop out of segregated schools often end up in prison.
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But Rat Film is also about the history of eugenics, dubious science, "redlining," and segregated housing in Baltimore.
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In the weeks since, Hyde-Smith has been repeatedly accused of racist behavior, including attending a segregated school.
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In the jail system, being segregated or what we call "separate" or "super separate" is considered... not cool.
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MJ recommends 'Choosing a School for My Daughter in a Segregated City,' a New York Times article about the various ways in which New York City's public schools are still segregated, the benefits of desegregation and one woman's journey to navigate that system while choosing a school for her daughter.
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American society has also become more segregated geographically; people tend to live near others with similar educations and earnings.
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We carried out additional work on the pricing of segregated mandates which are typically sold to larger institutional investors.
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Blues musicians who escaped the segregated South in the 1930s came to Maxwell Street for the market's large audience.
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I remember being a teenager, I never thought that I&aposd live in a society that was not segregated.
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"Conferences have segregated," said Jorge Pullin, a physicist at Louisiana State University and co-author of an LQG textbook.
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The administration directive went beyond the bathroom issue to touch on privacy rights, education records and sex-segregated athletics.
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Most still don&apost have licenses and there is a long waiting list for the gender segregated driving courses.
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In 2019, a disturbing number of white, Latino and black students are enrolled in segregated, not racially integrated, schools.
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Soon after being elected to Congress, Conyers' leadership at home — in the segregated streets of Detroit — would be tested.
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"Placement of detainees in segregated housing is a serious step that requires careful consideration of alternatives," the directive states.
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Jim Crow laws segregated hospitals in Mississippi and made it illegal for nurses to treat Black men in Alabama.
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Some countries recruit foreigners directly from overseas, but they are usually put in segregated units like France's Foreign Legion.
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Already, they are calling for schools to be segregated by sex and for a blasphemy law to be adopted.
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At school, the sick children are segregated from the healthy, forced to sit on one side of the classroom.
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Many of their clients were white business men who were living a completely different experience of segregated New York.
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Under Jim Crow, the city was strictly segregated and built concrete walls to keep blacks out of white areas.
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We know now that this model works most effectively when there's a segregated market that is sort of captive.
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Board of Education of Topeka decision, which holds that racially segregated public schools are inherently unequal, and therefore unconstitutional.
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Ruth Liston, a lecturer in criminology at RMIT University, echoed Legena's concerns about victim blaming and segregated transport alternatives.
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Although the schools are no longer explicitly segregated along racial lines, they are still separate and unequal in practice.
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Canada's largest national fair is taking a stand against gender-segregated bathrooms by featuring new, gender-inclusive bathroom signs.
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Mr Roxburgh describes how his own social circle is somewhat segregated: at the golf club, most are for Leave.
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Black and Latinx employees are largely clustered ("segregated" would be an unkind way of saying it) into customer service.
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What people also don't want to acknowledge is that schools are segregated because white people want them that way.
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But many districts are so segregated that they can't be integrated just by moving students around within their borders.
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On campus, left-leaning ideas among students and faculty can often be at odds with the university's segregated past.
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It is known as Segregated Witness (SegWit) and it allows the speed of transactions using the cryptocurrency to increase.
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The cause of this is largely speculation, but segregated labor markets, societal expectations and family structure might be factors.
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The panic soon led to an estimated $1.6 billion shortfall in customer funds that were supposed to remain segregated.
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Based on our interviews with Ali's childhood friends, his parents always cautioned him about straying from their segregated neighbourhood.
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Now, researchers have found that something in particular might be causing higher blood pressure in Black adults: segregated neighborhoods.
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For the study, researchers looked at 2,280 subjects living in highly segregated neighborhoods in Chicago, Minneapolis, Birmingham, and Oakland.
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"The south was still segregated and a predominately Caucasian industry in terms of aesthetics 14 years ago," Roff explains.
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In several countries Roma children have been forced to attend segregated schools, and Roma face regular harassment by police.
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In a healthy society, it will be contained, segregated, controlled, and stigmatized, carrying both a legal and social sanction.
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The Republican "big tent" must be exactly that — not politically segregated for those who agree with the party elites.
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The Brookings Institution, a think-tank, rates Milwaukee as the most racially segregated of America's 51 large metro areas.
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Research from the Brookings Institute, among others, has empirically concluded that it is the most segregated city in America.
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Thomas did not address the controversy directly but spoke broadly about his life growing up in the segregated South.
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Despite gaining entry, women were segregated from men and had to use special entrances designated for women and families.
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Their action even set off a wave of sit-ins at restaurants and other segregated spaces throughout the South.
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Blacks, he said, were typically intimidated into remaining in segregated schools and not applying for transfers to white ones.
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The more we isolate ourselves from new people, the more isolated and segregated our society is likely to become.
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Defenders of segregated swimming say men will have plenty of other hours to use the pool, which is true.
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A young preacher's cause was just gaining traction against a land segregated not only by custom but by law.
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In a city as sprawling, stratified, and segregated as LA, Brotherhood-Sisterhood Camp brought together people from disparate backgrounds.
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Describing her conditions, she said she was detained in a segregated section and had no contact with other prisoners.
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So segregated was the Bo-Kaap that Fuad Moos, 25, remembers seeing only Cape Malay residents while growing up.
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Trans detainees are often segregated in isolation for their protection and that responses to their medical needs are inadequate.
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We need women's clothing sizes that make sense, and they shouldn't be segregated into normal or plus or petite.
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Pro gaming is the one sector in competitive sports where the differently abled aren't segregated into their own bracket.
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"Throughout history, transgender women have been segregated into two areas of work: prostitution or beauty [salons]," Piñeros tells Broadly.
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Segregated cycle lanes like those in Amsterdam and Copenhagen are what's needed to make people feel safe, he said.
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U.S. Department of Education data shows that segregated black schools receive inferior resources just as they did before 1954.
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Big companies are still reasonably integrated, but newer, smaller businesses are more segregated, often largely white, black or Hispanic.
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Austin is also largely white and segregated, and it is a city that holds racial truths at arm's length.
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It's clear that America prefers its black people to remain invisible — in underfunded schools, in segregated neighborhoods, behind bars.
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Mr. Lacey stressed "we still have a segregated education system in our cities," and both of the educators agreed.
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At least four Hazelton inmates, including Mr. Geas, have been placed in segregated housing in connection with the murder.
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"The worlds used to be so segregated," said Ms. Carlyle, the saw-playing singer who worked with Mr. Byrne.
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Monroe Elementary School, one of the city's four segregated schools for blacks, is now converted to the Brown v.
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Board of Education, the 113 decision that ruled segregated public schools unconstitutional, and Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company v.
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I have been to services in a very old Italian synagogue where the women and men were still segregated.
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It is a false concern and an excuse to keep things in our district exactly as they are: segregated.
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According to the Brookings report, New York is still the second-most segregated urban environment in the United States.
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One of the union&aposs first moves after the strike was integrating work gangs that previously had been segregated.
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As the district's schools slowly become more segregated, officials are considering more reforms that will almost certainly increase segregation.
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From colonial conquest through apartheid, white colonizers seized African lands and forced the majority black population into segregated townships.
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From 1941 to 1946, in the small, segregated town of Tuskegee, Alabama, black Americans trained to become fighter pilots.
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A 2014 report found that New York City has one of the most segregated school systems in the country.
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They often lived in segregated quarters or created garrison towns from which they imposed their authority on native populations.
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Now, Toby spends his time organizing protests challenging Mr. de Blasio's handling of the city's segregated public school district.
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Editorial Despite its polychromatic diversity, New York City has one of most deeply segregated school systems in the nation.
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Even when I was a child, playing with my little brother, our toys were not segregated based on gender.
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Students could not be placed or segregated in public schools or universities based on their sexual identity or orientation.
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Our proposal will begin with communities living on the formerly segregated east side of town called the Eastern Crescent.
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In communities segregated along racial or ethnic lines, black residents are more subject to the negative impact of segregation.
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The video went viral, eliciting a backlash from conservatives in the kingdom, where public space is generally gender-segregated.
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And while the buses were integrated, bus stops remained segregated due to violence and resistance within the white community.
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The interstate highway expansion often cut through low-income and minority communities, segregated urban areas and contributed to sprawl.
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This was true especially in urban areas, where black students in charter schools are in "substantially" more segregated facilities.
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Black patients taken to segregated hospitals, where they sometimes languished in basements or even boiler rooms, suffered inferior treatment.
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In August 1939, black attorney Samuel Wilbert Tucker organized a sit-in at the then-segregated Alexandria, Va., library.
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"As the internet has grown, it's become increasingly segregated and debunking false information is more difficult," jokes_on_you told me.
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When Prince began his career in the late '70s, the music industry was segregated (as is still true today).
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It's not just about choosing the segregated bathroom of your choice, but eliminating the false binary in the first place.
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After Jim Crow, neighborhoods in American cities were segregated so that black Americans could live in the less desirable areas.
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Martin Luther King Jr. famously said that the most segregated hour in America is 75 o'clock on a Sunday morning.
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At the time, there were only Chinese vendors at Two Bridges on Henry St. It was so much more segregated.
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American policies segregated black and brown families into poor neighborhoods and inadequate schools — and they continue to do so today.
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Bill Larkin He also led an all-black unit in Japan at a time when the military was still segregated.
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Dallas was a historically segregated city, but even decades after the official end of segregation, the city remains racially divided.
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The Obama administration directive goes beyond the bathroom issue to touch on privacy rights, education records and sex-segregated athletics.
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This time, though, they are less to do with enshrining differences and more for the benefit of those being segregated.
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They're also more likely to come from underfunded and segregated schools, where few of their classmates are headed to college.
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When that's not possible, segregated settings should be resorted to only to the minimum degree required by the student's disability.
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SEC rules require brokerages to hold customer money in segregated accounts that are shielded from creditor claims against the bank.
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There are indeed factions within the local Democratic Party that represent different parts of what remains a quite segregated city.
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And they're affronts to a history of POC being inundated with segregated mentalities (if you can't beat them, leave them).
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It is designed to offer segregated gold accounts with the option of physical delivery, the firm said in a statement.
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However, the recreation was likely "segregated and de facto 'for whites only' in the pre-Civil Rights era," Rosefeld added.
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And while all three places can call themselves diverse, only Chicago is considered to be one of the most segregated.
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The specialized high schools continue to exemplify why New York City has the most segregated school system in the country.
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Milwaukee is the most segregated major city between black and white residents, according to a city of Milwaukee health assessment.
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When manufacturing jobs were cut, the segregated black community was hurt disproportionately as many people began moving to the suburbs.
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In the 1950s one of its earliest members, Mary Church Terrell, led successful sit-in protests against Washington's segregated restaurants.
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Sunday morning is still one of the most racially segregated times in our nation, but it shouldn't be that way.
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Telling the story of this segregated past is part of the educational mission at Oakland, said executive director David Moore.
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It also left behind a segregated and racist legacy that eventually led to the shooting of Michael Brown in Ferguson.
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These age-segregated populations may have evolved in part to protect young dinosaurs from getting trampled by their gargantuan elders.
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The wall is revered as a vestige of Judaism's two ancient temples and access to it is segregated by gender.
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In the Netherlands Sako Musterd, a geographer, calculates that foreigners have become less segregated from the native Dutch in Rotterdam.
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Ronna School and others scrapped separate "introductory lessons" for refugees after realising they led to immigrants being segregated and bullied.
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Chicago is one of the most diverse cities in the country—but it is also one of the most segregated.
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Looking at P.S. 307 today, you might find it hard to imagine that the school did not start out segregated.
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There, in 1951, 16-year-old Barbara Johns led a walkout to protest the conditions in her segregated high school.
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When I was a little girl, it was just a fact of life that Catholic schools and churches were segregated.
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In 1953, Johnson began working for the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics (NACA), which was still segregated at the time.
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Rosa Parks is best known for refusing to give up her seat on a city bus in a segregated Alabama.
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Although they were finally allowed to train to be pilots, the Tuskegee Airmen still lived in segregated quarters while training.
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You might assume that a state law requiring segregated facilities on interstate carriers would be subject to the same prohibition.
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A black woman is now the county prosecutor, and there is a civil rights museum where that segregated school stood.
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Though the law increased diversity by drawing on the state's heavily segregated public schools, the university still found it inadequate.
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We work on getting rid of school segregation in New York, which has the most segregated schools in the country.
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Jackson has to go before a judge and plead to be able to take night classes at a segregated school.
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Women now had a segregated branch of the army; Athena, Greek goddess of war strategy and wisdom, was its symbol.
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A code fix called "segregated witness" was pushed through this year, but largely hasn't taken effect due to low adoption.
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In 2015, we argued that they're artifacts that teach us important lessons about the segregated South, not the Civil War.
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At a young age she saw a disconnect between Christian messages and the heavily segregated South in which she lived.
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We just managed to rent a small house on the white side of our de facto segregated New Jersey suburb.
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Their binary segregated one vision of femininity we adored (rule-abiding, delicate, hurting) from another we despised (trashy, whiny, angry).
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The intent was to create the impression, by subtle manipulation, that the Latino population in these segregated towns was increasing.
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Here's a black woman who grew up poor in the segregated South and became the country's first black female billionaire.
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"The school system is horribly segregated and underserves the underserved, but this isn't the way to fix it," he said.
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He resisted using the word "segregated," which does not appear anywhere in the plan, even when asked about it directly.
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" (on Tuesday and March 1), a satire set in the segregated South that Davis adapted from his play "Purlie Victorious.
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But it was residential separation, not Jim Crow policies, that proved to be the most enduring enforcer of segregated swimming.
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Similarly, the main shipbuilders&apos union proved hostile to black workers who, when allowed in, were placed in segregated locals.
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Mr. Sessions became attorney general four decades after the Supreme Court struck down segregated schools in its landmark Brown v.
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My brothers and sisters went to the black Catholic schools in the city, because during that time it was segregated.
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This week, an overwhelming majority of developers signaled their support for a more popular upgrade called Segregated Witness, or SegWit.
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Still, the city Ms. Jones returned to in 252 after graduating from Howard University School of Law was deeply segregated.
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As a black woman in a segregated government agency that was primarily staffed by white men, Johnson faced severe discrimination.
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Our 28503th president re-segregated the federal government and showed a Ku Klux Klan (KKK) propaganda film in the White House.
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Many of them live in segregated townships without sewage and running water, facing discrimination at schools and in the workplace.
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Board of Education was settled in 1954, and yet, we still have schools that are just as segregated as before.
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At the time, black women were separated from their white colleagues and limited to using segregated bathrooms and dining facilities.
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It would take 10 more plans like this one just to get to a system that is 10% less segregated.
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"Reason took prejudice's hand and went for a walk in the segregated park," he writes in his Miles Davis piece.
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There are more platforms today, and the scene, partly because of the success of "Def Comedy Jam," is less segregated.
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There are demographic insights indicating a shift in black communities from segregated inner-city neighborhoods to more integrated suburban enclaves.
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A New York Times investigation into low-income housing projects reveals a surprising factor that keeps American cities so segregated.
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Advocates are pushing for services that focus on independence and integration over the isolation of mental institutions or segregated workshops.
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Starting in 1900, the Cuban league admitted black players, unlike the segregated National League in the U.S. at the time.
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For generations, black churches have served as sources of refuge from and resistance to the racism pervading America's Christian pulpits: "I think it is one of the tragedies of our nation ... that 11 o'clock on Sunday morning is one of the most segregated hours, if not the most segregated hour, in Christian America," the Rev.
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But many of the proposed school borders are along socioeconomic lines, and they would further isolate poor children in segregated schools.
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Segregation undermines these same outcomes for Latinos and blacks, thereby limiting the segregated region's potential to boost its overall economic prospects.
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It is the presence of a group that is proximate, yet segregated — close but far — that precipitates the politics of division.
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And now, a new study shows that, for black people, moving out of segregated neighborhoods is linked to lower blood pressure.
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This would allow them to move out of the poorer, more racially segregated areas that voucher recipients are often limited to.
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When toys and electronics are recycled they are physically destroyed, shredded, and segregated into piles of different metals, plastics, and glass.
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In an age-segregated society, few baby boomers welcome the prospect of facilities intended for old people, however lovely their campuses.
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Aunt Willie's flat recounting proved there was no getting away from it, even after blacks were free in the segregated South.
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In Saudi Arabia, same-sex sexual activity is illegal, public spaces are mostly segregated by gender and women's rights remain restricted.
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Staff didn't always tell detainees why they were being segregated or notify them of their rights in writing, the report said.
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In multiple instances, detainees were disciplined by being segregated from other detainees or being locked down in their cells without justification.
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It's unclear if DeVos knows that America's public schools are as racially segregated today as they were in the late 1960s.
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And romantic comedies remain one of the most segregated genres to this day, precluding many black-led films from critical consideration.
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Irish pubs in Birmingham were segregated along geographical lines—one might be frequented by Dubliners, another by immigrants from western Ireland.
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The other of us, Donald, a Virginian, was raised in a very segregated society opposed pervasively to the civil rights movement.
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One big gendered economy: Jobs in the U.S. — those with lots of young people and overall — are sharply segregated by gender.
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The other favours packing transactions more efficiently with something called "segregated witness", or "SegWit", which would remove inessential data from blocks.
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And in Chicago, a city that is diverse but perversely segregated, that difference is very likely to be a racial one.
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Nonetheless, obstinate school districts remained heavily segregated for more than a decade afterwards—until federal courts began enforcing mandatory integration orders.
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Jackson was devoted to King, and accompanied him into the most hostile parts of the segregated South for rallies and demonstrations.
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Milwaukee has the unfortunate distinction of being the country's most segregated city between blacks and whites, according to a recent study.
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Because of government policies, like redlining, that specifically separated white and black communities, it's quite common to see highly segregated neighborhoods.
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There was talent in the white schools back then, to be sure, but even more confined to eight segregated black schools.
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Although she called for the end of "segregated" awards shows, Dash did attend the 21st Annual NAACP Theatre Awards in 2011.
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The Army code-breaking operation, on the other hand, was segregated, but they did at least have an African-American unit.
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She attended segregated schools until the 11th grade and says she often learned from textbooks that were missing pages of information.
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In fact, a recent Brookings Institution report finds Milwaukee to be the most racially segregated metro area in the United States.
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If it's meant to suggest how Julynne ends up raising his daughters in the segregated South, it's a very long walk.
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Today, across the country, black children are more segregated than they have been at any point in nearly half a century.
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One had to be a fighter to rise above the daily humiliations of life in a segregated city, McElvaney Talbott said.
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Businesses and government agencies in Saudi Arabia are segregated, with the exception of oil giant Saudi Aramco and some foreign companies.
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Ironically, K-12 public schools in urban ghettos have returned to providing inferior education and are back to being re-segregated.
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Early in her prolific music career, Baez declined to play any segregated venues, only playing black colleges when touring the South.
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