Word: segregationism
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Or at least this is what I think Max de Castro said. Sometimes he would talk for five minutes and the translator's answer would be "yes" or "no." You know that phrase "something was lost in the translation?" I was living it, baby. Castro, who is 28 and was...
There's always considerable pressure on the Supreme Court, in very important cases, to rise above--or at least appear to rise above--political divisions. In Brown v. Board of Education, the 1954 case striking down racial segregation in public schools, Chief Justice Earl Warren worked mightily behind the scenes...
Driskell also pronounced the interactive panel discussion on self-segregation--as opposed to forced segregation--a success, noting the high attendance and variety of views expressed during the discussion.
The lively debate touched upon issues from the effects of randomization to the different components of student identity and self-segregation--from race and religion to sexual orientation.
Despite one tense moment when an elderly male audience member said he regretted that the days of forced segregation were over, the discussion wrapped up to a round of applause and optimistic closing remarks.