Word: segregationism
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The real spurt in civil rights progress, says the report, dates from the Supreme Court school segregation decision of 1954: "From this decision has flowed a series of court decisions making it clear that segregation is a dead letter in every area of public activity."
In the past decade, the Negro has made more gains than in all previous U.S. history: the armed forces have been desegregated; the nation's capital has banned segregation; virtually all airports, bus and railway stations through the South have been desegregated; and a long-awaited executive order prohibiting...
"Segregation Forever." Faced with a $2.2 million deficit in the current fiscal year. Governor Wallace has announced an austerity program. He has ordered the two yachts sold and the gubernatorial air force abolished, has even directed the highway patrol to halt cars bearing official license plates to make sure that...
But in one respect, Wallace is like other Alabama Governors. He promised "segregation forever'' during his campaign, and despite his cost-cutting efforts in other sectors, he has asked the legislature to include in the budget for the next fiscal year special funds to be used for contesting...
Like other Africans in Eastern Europe, the 350 African students in Bulgaria found more segregation than brotherhood, more indoctrination than education. After the riot, Ghana's ambassador lodged a strong protest with the Bulgarian government, and just about all of the Africans in Sofia decided to pack up and...