| During the post-Brown era, the notion of de facto segregation gained a great deal of traction among national civil rights leaders. |
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| This view of state responsibility, if accepted by the Court, would blow up the distinction between de facto segregation and de jure segregation. |
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| In the Denver case, the school authorities were charged with using various subtle techniques to create a biracial system of education, so it does not involve a pure de facto segregation. |
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| Theoretically, no person, law, or specific group is responsible for de facto segregation as it just happens as people and groups make decisions about where to live and work. |
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| In order to understand the educational inequities and de facto segregation in Chicago in the 1960s, an examination of the creation of those issues is needed. |
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| De jure segregation is dead, but de facto segregation is firmly in place in much of America today. |
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| They didn't create housing segregation, but they really exacerbated it and made de facto, or I guess de jure segregation, de facto segregation. |
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| The Committee requests the State party to define a strategy and take immediate and effective measures to prevent de facto segregation. |
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| Several studies show that there is de facto segregation in the education system. |
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| Such acts allowed them to continue de facto segregation long after de jure segregation was outlawed. |
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| It is hard to pinpoint this as racially motivated, but the effect is de facto segregation. |
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| On Feb. 3, 1964, 450,000 children around the city skipped school to protest de facto segregation. |
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| In several cases, it was noted that suicide watch was de facto segregation and did little to respond to the inmate's mental health needs. |
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| According to information before the Committee, Pontian Greek children suffer de facto segregation in schools. |
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| The Committee further recommends that the State party provide detailed information in its next periodic report on specific measures adopted to address the de facto segregation and the impact of these measures. |
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| In the area of education, Roma children remain disproportionately represented in Special Elementary Schools for disabled children and the problem of many of them facing de facto segregation in this field remains. |
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| This de facto segregation of women in education and employment sectors decreases their chances of ending up in positions of authority, such as managerial positions in the high-tech sectors of the economy. |
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| The conference's conclusions stressed the need to prevent de facto segregation in housing and education, while promoting the principles of equality and integration. |
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| The structural discrimination consists of de facto segregation. |
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| While noting the measures taken to integrate Roma children in education, ECRI considers that a more robust approach to dealing with the de facto segregation of Roma in education is necessary. |
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| In reality de facto segregation remained in place. |
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| And they applied remedies like busing and magnet school plans in an effort to minimize de facto segregation, which arose largely from segregated housing patterns. |
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| With regard to the United Kingdom's concern about de facto segregation in the field of education, she confirmed that this is a serious problem and addressing it is one of the priorities of this Government. |
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| The Democratic Republic of the Congo noted that despite the end of apartheid, de facto segregation remains and it requested information on the measures adopted by the Government to eradicate the legacy of apartheid. |
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| The NAACP fought for the de jure law to be upheld and for de facto segregation practices to be abolished. |
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| The Committee notes with concern the information received about the de facto segregation in Kinshasa, where Luba Congolese and Swahili-speakers are discriminated against and have difficulty finding housing. |
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