I don't know. Are we going to pretend that the dictionary definition of 'segregate' is actually what we're talking about here, and that the historical context o

I don't know. Are we going to pretend that the dictionary definition of 'segregate' is actually what we're talking about here, and that the historical context of 'segregation' with regards to race and gender is irrelevant? When someone says something like, "They're being segregated by race and gender," it does not imply people choosing to go to rallies aimed at particular groups of people. Interpreting it that way seems incredibly disingenuous.