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Segregating customer money—protecting client accounts from being raided by an unscrupulous broker—is even more important in the futures industry than it is in other markets.
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Segregating all HIV-positive prisoners promotes a damaging myth of the HIV-positive prisoner as inherently menacing and dangerous.
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Segregating transgender and cisgender inmates certainly might create temporary, isolated safe spaces for transgender people, but segregation never results in education or better understanding.
Italy’s Transgender Prison: Safety or Segregation? « Gender Across Borders 2010
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Segregating all HIV-positive prisoners promotes a damaging myth of the HIV-positive prisoner as inherently menacing and dangerous.
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Segregating people with criminally violent tendencies away from the general population is actually a very pragmatic solution.
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Segregating like this ignores the uniqueness of each individual.
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Segregating prisoners by race, national origin, or language violates the Supreme Court's February 2005 decision in Johnson v. California that affirmed 14th Amendment protection against racial discrimination.
Treatment of Imprisoned Muslims at Terre Haute's Communications Management Unit (CMU) 2009
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Segregating classrooms by sex assumes that there's a boy-way to learn and a girl-way, that they're distinctly different and non-overlapping, and that all boys learn the boy way, and all girls learn the girl way.
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Segregating our sponsored content has never hurt our site or our sponsors; the most highly-trafficked areas of our community Website are often our clean, well-lit, sponsored discussion pages.
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Segregating our sponsored content has never hurt our site or our sponsors; the most highly-trafficked areas of our community Website are often our clean, well-lit, sponsored discussion pages.
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