Desegregate (verb)

To end the separation of (a particular group, such as a racial or ethnic group) from the rest of society, especially by abolishing laws or practices that enforce such separation.

Origin:

From de- meaning "away from" and segregate meaning "to separate".

Examples:

1. The government desegregated the schools in the 1960s.
2. The decision to desegregate the university was met with resistance.
3. The court ordered the company to desegregate its workplaces.
4. Desegregation of public transportation was a key component of the Civil Rights Movement.
5. Desegregation has helped to reduce racial disparities in education and employment.