Word: segregationism
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DIED. KENNETH CLARK, 90, educational psychologist whose tiny, simply designed study of the emotional effects of segregation on black children was cited by Thurgood Marshall in Brown v. Board of Education, the case that led to the Supreme Court's landmark ruling in 1954 that "separate but equal" schooling was...
Its release marked the 30th anniversary of the ruling that made racial segregation in Boston’s schools illegal, and its author, Josephine K. Louie, said that its primary goal was to spark serious discussion.
Jason L. Lurie ’05’s column “Color Blind Students Association,” published on April 20, 2005, criticized ethnic organizations as being “part of a wider trend called self-segregation,” words that have sparked debate...
I say self-separation, as opposed to self-segregation, because segregation is imposed, whereas separation is a choice. Self-separation is a choice about power, a choice that ethnic and racial organizations make when they choose to organize “self-segregated” groups and empower themselves through...
He remains a passionate, often politically incorrect, advocate for the black community. In 1996 he caused a ruckus with a speech in which he called for a separate African-American theater, castigated black playwrights and directors for participating in an "art that is conceived and designed to entertain white society...