de facto segregation
1de facto segregation — see segregation Merriam Webster’s Dictionary of Law. Merriam Webster. 1996 …
2de facto segregation — noun segregation (especially in schools) that happens in fact although not required by law • Hypernyms: ↑segregation, ↑separatism …
3de facto segregation — See segregation …
4segregation — seg·re·ga·tion /ˌse gri gā shən/ n 1: separation of individuals or groups and esp. racial groups compare desegregation de facto segregation: segregation of racial groups that arises as a result of economic, social, or other factors rather than by …
5de facto segregation — Racial imbalance in the public schools resulting, not from a qualification of color, but from the concentration of persons of one race in the area of school attendance. 15 Am J2d Civ R § 39 …
6segregation — Social processes which result in certain individuals or social groups being kept apart with little or no interaction between them. An almost universal type of segregation is achieved by separate public toilet facilities for men and women. The… …
7segregation — The act or process of separation. The unconstitutional policy and practice of separating people on the basis of color, nationality, religion, etc. in housing and schooling. See de facto segregation de jure segregation …
8segregation — Separation, as where goods are separated for purposes of identification. An enforced separation of races, particularly the white and colored races, as under statutes and constitutions providing for the separate education of colored and white… …
9Segregation raciale — Ségrégation raciale La ségrégation raciale est la séparation physique des personnes d origines différentes (on sous entend ici la couleur de la peau, la génétique ayant démontré que les races multiples au sein de l espèce humaine n existent pas)… …
10Ségrégation des races — Ségrégation raciale La ségrégation raciale est la séparation physique des personnes d origines différentes (on sous entend ici la couleur de la peau, la génétique ayant démontré que les races multiples au sein de l espèce humaine n existent pas)… …
