“It is distressing to see the impulse for integration give way to calls for segregation.”

“By challenging segregation, King threatened the very root of white supremacy in the United States.”

“As those who could afford to left, racial segregation in the area worsened.”

“It gives the segregator and intolerant a false sense of inferiority.”

“By then, segregationism and protectionism had become reframed within an autonomy and rights model.”

“The extreme opposites in the theory of fiction are sometimes characterized as forms of segregationism and integrationism.”

“But his grim picture of an emerging global segregationism clearly contained troubling local significance.”

“The segregationist advocated for the implementation of strict racial segregation policies in schools and public spaces.”

“But what everyone failed to reckon with was not only the impassioned sentiments of segregationist whites, but also those of Mrs. Richardson.”

“Civil-rights tourism is on the rise in the southern US, as the former segregationist states disinter their past.”

“He predicted further incursions by the segregationists if this move was left unchallenged.”

“On balance, these congressmen were no more effective than the segregationists.”

“Tests for literacy, such a boon to segregationists, received a blow from the Supreme Court this week.”

“The ring was even seeking Carey Act segregations on land where timber grew.”

“Locally diffuse silicified zones, quartz veins, alunite veins, and pyrite veins and segregations ramify through the altered rocks.”

“Near the ores there are likely to be granitic rocks, which, like the ores, seem to be segregations from the norite magma.”