Word: segregationism
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First, members of ethnic organizations are perceived to socialize with one another, often to the exclusion of forming interethnic and interracial relationships. The perception that ethnic blocking groups and dining hall tables are common--regardless of the validity of that perception--contributes to the claim that ethnic groups promote self...
The Crimson and Institute of Politics (IOP) poll, conducted in early December, asked 530 students 22 questions that probed several issues including ethnic studies, randomization, self-segregation and admissions. It also asked students to rate their "Harvard experience" and whether race enhances it. The survey claims to reveal a campus...
And the umpire was Almighty God, who stepped up behind home base and shouted, "Play Ball!!" Reverend Borders acted all this out in the place where the pulpit had stood. The congregation, to say the least, was caught up in Reverend Borders' drama; some were nearly on their feet, others...
"East Africa at that point of time--the British were creating a society that was very racially segregated, a colony very similar in structure to South Africa. Africans, Indians, whites--we all had separate schools, separate facilities. My early childhood was still under British rule, which was a time of...
"Since Indians were used as a buffer by the British from Africans, and also because of their long history of trade, Indians tended to be better off. Also because of this, there was some resentment from Africans toward Indians as a minority," Asani says. "[However] there was no segregation between...