Editing Group segregation (section)

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Group segregation refers to the separation or division of different social, racial, ethnic, or religious groups within a society. This can occur through various means, such as physical separation in terms of living areas, educational institutions, workplaces, or social gatherings.

Segregation can lead to various negative consequences, such as perpetuating inequalities, reinforcing stereotypes, limiting opportunities for social interaction and understanding between different groups, and fostering discrimination and prejudice.

Efforts to address group segregation typically involve promoting inclusivity, diversity, and equality in various aspects of society, such as through anti-discrimination laws, diversity initiatives, and social programs aimed at promoting integration and understanding among different groups.