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...[[White fascist]] Christian religious movement or view supporting racial [[segregation]]/[[separatism]].

...have remained largely unshaken.''" Furthermroe, "''First, it appears that segregation did not stunt black self-esteem. Blacks generally show higher self-esteem t [[Category:Segregation]]

...naugural address that he stood for "segregation now, segregation tomorrow, segregation forever".

'''Ghetto benches''' is a phrase for a form of [[segregation]] in the seating of students in higher eduction in Poland between 1935 and

...on" may more narrowly be used in the context of "desegregation". See the [[segregation]] article on this.

...port]</ref> The FBI described the publication as being antisemitic and pro-segregation in character.<ref>[https://archive.org/stream/foia_Thompson_Jr._H._Keith-HQ

...pported the Florida [[Citizens Councils]] and their attempts to maintain [[segregation]].

* [[Segregation]]

...to separation is [[segregation]]. A distinction is sometimes made between segregation as being involuntary (such as due to laws) and/or partial and separation as Certain historical systems, such as the racial segregation in the United States and the [[apartheid]] system in South Africa, included

* ''Black Monday: Segregation or Amalgamation, America Has Its Choice'', 92 pages, (Published by the Citi

...ama]] famed inaugural speech “[[Segregation]] today, segregation tomorrow, segregation forever". Using the [[pen name]] '''Forrest Carter''', he published several ...ore the feet of tyranny, and I say: Segregation now! Segregation tomorrow! Segregation forever!''.<ref>[http://www.bplonline.org/resources/archives/aids/AR1265.pd

*''[https://folktrove.com/western-destiny-volume-ix-number-7-december-1964/ Segregation and Evolution]'', [[Western Destiny]] Vol. IX, No 7, Dec. (1964).

...('''IAAEE''') was a prominent group in the promotion of [[eugenics]] and [[segregation]], and the first publisher of ''[[Mankind Quarterly]]''.

...me to atheism thru the writings of [[Thomas Jefferson]].<ref>''Science For Segregation: Race, Law, And The Case Against Brown V. Board Of Education'', by John P. ...after a series of appeals and a hunger strike by Smith.<ref>''Science For Segregation: Race, Law, And The Case Against Brown V. Board Of Education'', by John P.

...253-278 Cambridge University Press</ref><ref name="jackson">''Science for Segregation: Race, Law, and the Case Against Brown V. Board of Education. by John P. Ja ...national group of scholars dedicated to preventing race mixing, preserving segregation, and promoting the principles of early 20th century eugenics and race hygie

...eing necessary to maintain a moral code among Europeans.<ref>''Science For Segregation: Race, Law, And The Case Against Brown V. Board Of Education'', by John P. ...ased group the [[Northern League (UK)|Northern League]].<ref>''Science For Segregation: Race, Law, And The Case Against Brown V. Board Of Education'', by John P.

...iberties and freedom of association, and has described government-mandated segregation as morally unjust. He believes that all anti-discrimination laws "from the

...ewish control and a reversal of the recent [[Supreme Court]] decision on [[segregation]], [[Brown v. the Board of Education]].<ref>''White Rage'', by Martin Durha

...the ground during race riots (ghetto riots 1964 to 1969). He stood against segregation, and though he spoke out against communism, he was clearly fought for it, a

...4 ''[[Brown v. Board of Education]]'' Supreme Court decision which ended [[segregation]] in public schools, Johnson founded the [[Christian Civic League of Americ