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Перевод: segregationist

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сегрегационист

Тезаурус:

1. On the other hand, John Wayne was enthusiastically campaigning for George Wallace, the segregationist governor of Alabama.
2. Immediately after, as I have previously noted, he became a member of the black segregationist sect, The Nation of Islam, and publicly denounced the white world and its domination over blacks.
3. In conclusion, I am advocating that, as the whole-school approach grows in popularity as a positive response to children with special educational needs, it is important that schools, as organisations, and teachers, as individuals, reject the segregationist policy towards disruptive pupils which might appeal to some teachers and government policy makers.
4. call a tokenist or segregationist approach, counting black women in by allocating them some scattered mentions, or a separate chapter.
5. Once champion, he relinquished his name believing it to be a relic of slavery and announced his allegiance to the Nation of Islam, the segregationist sect popularly known as the "Black Muslims" (see Lincoln, 1961; Essien-Udom, 1962).
6. This impetus was centred around an urban renewal policy that - along with explicitly segregationist policies in federal public housing - cut off minority communities, displaced large sections of these communities and concentrated them between expressways, office complexes, stadiums and civic centers.
7. The segregationist view is based on the belief that the multiple and complicated impairments and changes that affect the victim of dementia require specialist help, that the number of sufferers involved tends to swamp integrated services, so causing resentment and rejection by staff or by the non-demented, and that past neglect can be transformed into future enthusiastic, well resources specialism.
8. And here people can operate erm have that sort of segregationist attitudes, but that's not the same as as saying that they had sort of hostile feelings.