| But what everyone failed to reckon with was not only the impassioned sentiments of segregationist whites, but also those of Mrs. Richardson. |
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| I'm appalled that the Republican party would use as its keynoter someone who was once a proud segregationist. |
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| Civil-rights tourism is on the rise in the southern US, as the former segregationist states disinter their past. |
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| The segregationist nature of education systems is a particular cause for concern. |
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| The 1970 musical Purlie wickedly lampooned a southern segregationist. |
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| She says the MMA, still grappling with the novel experience of government, has softened its hardline, segregationist stance towards women. |
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| He was a traditional segregationist, though the one-time Dixiecrat had reconciled with the national Democratic Party by the time he became Armed Services chairman. |
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| This was a period in which the segregationist Southern Dixiecrats played a leading role in the Democratic Party as well as the Roosevelt administration. |
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| The first, Spiro Agnew, won in 1966 as the liberal running against a segregationist Democrat. |
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| Those who had the temerity to challenge segregationist laws that treated African-Americans as second-class citizens faced arrest, violence, or death. |
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| Smith, a Democrat and avid segregationist from Virginia, indicated his intention to keep the bill bottled up indefinitely. |
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| In June, in South Carolina of all states, Tim Scott, a black Republican, defeated the son of the segregationist Strom Thurmond in a primary, and is on his way to a seat in the House. |
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| Her corny southern accent sounds more like George Wallace, Alabama's segregationist governor and presidential candidate, than any of the black churchgoers in the audience. |
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| In 2015, these segregationist movements lead to the emergence of criminal groups, which are organized according to ethnic or national group, and which offer services previously provided by the State. |
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| Despite the dismantling of apartheid in South Africa more than ten years ago and the end of segregationist policies in many other countries, racism and discrimination remain pervasive. |
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| An RDP regime, in my view, is simply a segregationist regime, and like all segregationist regimes it affronts the dignity of those individuals who are set apart on the basis of their personal characteristics. |
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| Nevertheless if you want to know the real segregationist truth of those laws, you have to go into details and study them closely, see what they mean in practice. |
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| Thus these sectors as a whole form a segregationist labour market, in which a distinction should be made between vertical and horizontal segregation. |
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| The three have long been dead, and the proceeding opened old wounds in a state with an ugly segregationist past. |
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| He struck up an unlikely friendship with Wallace years later when the former governor renounced many of his previous segregationist views. |
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| Lee wrote the long-awaited book, due out Tuesday, before Mockingbird and first saw Finch as a segregationist. |
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| In 1972 and 1976 a large number of African countries threatened the IOC with a boycott to force them to ban South Africa and Rhodesia, because of their segregationist regimes. |
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| After World War II, the segregationist approach modeled in Morocco had been discredited by its connections to Vichyism, and assimilationism enjoyed a brief renaissance. |
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| Clemson's iconic Tillman Hall was named after Benjamin Ryan Tillman, an unapologetic racist and segregationist politician, but also one of the schools first trustees. |
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| In South Africa, an Afrikaner minority party, the National Party, came to power in 1948 and enacted a series of segregationist laws favouring whites known as apartheid. |
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