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School Segregation and Residential Segregation

1980
The school desegregation cases of the 1970s brought the Supreme Court face to face with difficult problems of urban racial change. In dramatic contrast with the early southern cases, where one only needed to read the state code to find proof of unconstitutional action and where one could often repair the damage with a relatively simple and self-evident
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Segregation on the Airwaves

Abstract The chapter presents a history of broadcasting in the Portuguese African colonies between the early 1930s and late 1960s, demonstrating the shortcomings of the state broadcaster and the central role played in Mozambique and Angola by private radio clubs established by white elites. Broadcasting policy to and in the Portuguese
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Segregation

2020
AbstractThis final chapter explores ways that we segregate people whom we deem to be socially threatening. One powerful but non-obvious way that we segregate is at the level of personal identity through our use of essentialist language such as ‘offender’, ‘perpetrator’, ‘alien’, ‘stranger’, and ‘patient’, which reduces people’s lives to a (perceived ...
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Residential Segregation and Health Care Segregation