segregation

There were political considerations in the Roosevelt administration when it implemented policies of segregation.

Dana Rubenstein of The New York Observer wrote that “essential to the experience was segregation.”

Up from vicious poverty, abuse, and segregation, Holiday was a defiant and challenging presence.

To begin with, testing exacerbates—or perhaps rationalizes—inequality and segregation in schools.

However, an insidious form of segregation, happening within the educational system, belies this simplistic view.

Often, segregation is blamed on the Roma themselves, whom many accuse of not wanting to integrate due to a “nomadic culture.”

The assignment policies and recruitment practices of the corps were the inevitable result of its segregation policy.

In either case the action tends continually to the purification and segregation of the elements of the stone.

First: the permanent detention and segregation of all who are classified as feeble-minded.

The arguments in favour of this method of "segregation" are of so great interest that they must be put here at some length.

In the segregation thus arising, there is usually discoverable a certain tendency toward grouping by sex.