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  • verb Simple past tense and past participle of resegregate.

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Examples

  • I want to point out that predominately black schools (incorrectly called "resegregated" schools) would only be inherently inferiority if there were something inherently inferior about black people.

    Ed Whitfield: What Studies Might Show 2007

  • In fact, this has been exactly the experience in Oklahoma City as the schools quickly resegregated.

    The Conservative Assault on the Constitution Erwin Chemerinsky 2010

  • The belated coming-together is a rare occurrence, say school experts, noting that many schools are becoming resegregated because of housing patterns and school district boundaries.

    2 schools' students 'integrated' after 50 years Donna St. George 2010

  • The belated coming-together is a rare occurrence, say school experts, noting that many schools are becoming resegregated because of housing patterns and school district boundaries.

    2 schools' students 'integrated' after 50 years Donna St. George 2010

  • The belated coming-together is a rare occurrence, say school experts, noting that many schools are becoming resegregated because of housing patterns and school district boundaries.

    2 schools' students 'integrated' after 50 years Donna St. George 2010

  • At CHA he backed a Plan for Transformation which -- as resident leaders predicted at the time -- has resegregated public housing residents far from downtown areas in the poorest neighborhoods, and which has fallen far short of its goals.

    Curtis Black: Real Leadership for Chicago: The Reformer v. the Players Curtis Black 2011

  • Carter arrived at Harvard in 1926, after Harvard president A. Lawrence Lowell had controversially resegregated student housing with regards to Jewish and African-American students.

    Archive 2008-12-01 Matthew Guerrieri 2008

  • Carter arrived at Harvard in 1926, after Harvard president A. Lawrence Lowell had controversially resegregated student housing with regards to Jewish and African-American students.

    Tempo e tempi Matthew Guerrieri 2008

  • But two weeks after Brown, Birmingham voters resegregated baseball, among other sports, by a margin of 3–1.

    WILLIE MAYS JAMES S. HIRSCH 2010

  • Around the middle of that, the federal government was resegregated by a Democratic president (Wilson), after having been desegregated by a Republican president (Lincoln).

    I had to do it. Ann Althouse 2009

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