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3 May, 21:18

What was generally true about segregated facilities

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  1. 3 May, 22:25
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    The definition of segregation is an enforced separation of races. This unfortunately happens in life because most people have a fear of not fitting in, in life and being different. One thing that is generally true is that is that is happens almost always in America.
  2. 4 May, 00:44
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    They were not as nice as non-segregated facilities.
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