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The issue is as much to do with creating segregated space for walking, cycling, and motorised vehicles.

I think the point is that there was a de facto subsidy of segregated white neighborhoods in the first instance.

For me the killer feature would be some form of user profile, with segregated history and cookies.

The agency proposes using nonwhite populations of 50% or higher as the threshold for classifying segregated areas.

A more normal, but segregated community might be a better place for some offenders and some parolees.

However, choosing candidates from a racially-segregated pool for the appearance of being diverse seems so shallow.

It flourishes in self-segregated communities, Mormon-fundamentalist and Muslim-immigrant, rather than being widely distributed across society.

If they are given no opportunities when they arrive, and are segregated off into culturally de-facto ghettos, resentment brews over generations.

Basically, the streetcar operators opposed segregating transportation because it would greatly increase their costs (more cars, segregated seating, etc) without increasing ridership.

Failing that, it should be the responsibility of those who provide roads to ensure that the infrastructure itself protects them (segregated cycleways).

The demographics can even vary widely from platform to platform within the same games, especially when online play is also segregated by platform.

If the government hadn't brought down the hammer we might still have a segregated south today.

Can you show people being segregated from society because they are "stupid fools"?

>My point is simply that living in a segregated society from early on, and the early whispered conversations about Black people as a “they”, set in motion a force very much like compound interest.

Just an FYI for everyone on the "segregated systems" bandwagon: If a compromised device can talk on the CAN bus it's game over since (pretty much) everything listens on that bus so you can't (without a lot of time and effort, implement a way to) pick and choose systems to segregate while maintaining wireless connectivity to those critical system.