1. the practice or policy of not separating people on the basis of race, ethnicity, or other characteristics; integration.
Usage: often used in historical and social contexts, particularly regarding civil rights and education

Examples

• The school district adopted a nonsegregation policy in the 1970s.
• Civil rights activists fought for nonsegregation in public facilities.
• Nonsegregation in housing became a major goal of the fair housing movement.
• The law mandated nonsegregation of students regardless of race.
• Nonsegregation policies aimed to create more inclusive communities.