Word: segregationism
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Providing Answers. The "new" Wallace, for example, has erased racial invective from his rhetoric. The man who ran for Governor of Alabama in 1962 on a platform of "segregation now -segregation forever" goes out of his way these days to profess his regard for blacks and all other groups. He...
He attributed this discrepancy to the Yard residents' segregation from upperclassmen and the Quad students contact with upperclassmen in the Quad houses.
Furthermore, the segregation of sophomores by academic fields is as ludicrous as grouping them by height--neither are indications of compatibility. Division on the grounds of concentrations would lead to additional social insulation, as students would primarily come in contact with others who were already known to them through classes...
The two candidates have little in common beyond their age-both are 48-and their eager wooing of the black vote, which could be a key to victory. In a state where segregation was once firmly rooted and blacks were excluded from politics and the polls, neither candidate has uttered...
William Raspberry, a Washington Post columnist, writes: "A lot of us are wondering whether the busing game is worth the prize. Some of us aren't even sure just what the prize is supposed to be. Most whites have long since accepted the notion that segregation is wrong. But on...