segregationist (Meaning)

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segregationist (n)

someone who believes the racial groups should be kept apart

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segregationist Sentence Examples

  1. The segregationist policies enforced in the Jim Crow era separated black and white Americans in all aspects of life.
  2. Prominent segregationist leaders like George Wallace vehemently opposed the integration of public schools and facilities.
  3. The Brown v. Board of Education Supreme Court ruling struck down segregationist laws in public schools.
  4. Martin Luther King Jr. dedicated his life to opposing segregationist practices and promoting racial equality.
  5. The Civil Rights Movement challenged segregationist laws and fought for equal rights for all Americans.
  6. Segregationist politicians exploited fear and prejudice to maintain their power and enforce discriminatory policies.
  7. The Montgomery Bus Boycott successfully challenged segregationist policies on public transportation.
  8. The segregationist system created unequal access to education, housing, and other essential services for African Americans.
  9. Despite the passage of civil rights legislation, segregationist attitudes and practices persisted in many areas.
  10. The fight against segregationism played a pivotal role in shaping the landscape of civil rights in the United States.

FAQs About the word segregationist

someone who believes the racial groups should be kept apart

racist, sectarian,bigot,supremacist, racialist

antiracist,antiracist,,

The segregationist policies enforced in the Jim Crow era separated black and white Americans in all aspects of life.

Prominent segregationist leaders like George Wallace vehemently opposed the integration of public schools and facilities.

The Brown v. Board of Education Supreme Court ruling struck down segregationist laws in public schools.

Martin Luther King Jr. dedicated his life to opposing segregationist practices and promoting racial equality.