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Meanings of desegregation in English
The action of incorporating a racial or religious group into a community.
Synonyms
Examples for "integration"
Examples for "integration"
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Europe needs to get on with integration and Washington with fiscal reform.
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In reality, there is national politics behind Germany's opposition to further integration.
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More than 1 million people have used Pandora's dashboard integration, it said.
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The company offers systems integration, data centre and IT infrastructure management services.
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Germany and France had long been the twin engines of EU integration.
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Supporting South African companies in integrating young trained South Africans into business.
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The Council identifies problems and directs research, integrating them with political considerations.
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AWAKENING Trouble integrating into new communities is an issue for all immigrants.
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When asked, Are you in favour of integrating health and social care?
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Especially when it comes to integrating new or complex pieces of information.
Usage of desegregation in English
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Little Rock is but a shadow of a national issue regarding desegregation.
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The city's schools are also highly segregated-andopposed federal desegregation efforts for decades.
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The school system has three weeks to set out a timeline for desegregation.
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Thurgood Marshall was the master strategist in the school desegregation campaign.
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Outspoken proponents of desegregation were harassed in other ways as well.
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And in the 1970s, St. Louis experienced tense court battles over school desegregation.
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Tells about the school desegregation incident in the fall of 1963.
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Would Black students' sense of ethnic identity and cultural solidarity suffer from desegregation?
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Or, put another way, desegregation never happened in the schools of the urban North.
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As African Americans fought for desegregation in the 1950s, public pools became frequent battlefields.
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Tells about the slow pace of desegregation after t e 1954 Supreme Court order.
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How did school desegregation following 1954's Brown v. Board of Education impact the African-American community?
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Those riots proved he'd been right to oppose the desegregation of public schools in Teaneck.
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Poverty is a stark reality for the African-American community here, in the birthplace of desegregation.
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Afro-Americans exploited the situation in order to involve the Federal Government in their desegregation campaign.
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Thus Jean Louise insists that the racial violence of the 1950s was provoked by desegregation.
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