On paper, racial minority children are overrepresented in special education.
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Democratic-inclined racial minority groups, Hispanics especially, are also underrepresented among actors.
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Indeed, the degree to which white people emphasized merit for college admissions changed depending on the racial minority group, and whether they believed test scores alone would still give them an upper hand against a particular racial minority.
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No longer would a racial minority have to prove that pervasive racism existed.
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Half the country can't just be overtly prejudiced towards a specific racial minority, right?
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Haley used her status as a racial minority to shield her party's racial animus.
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Those convicted for crack offenses historically have been more likely to be a racial minority.
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What this selective underenumeration will not do is make America's growing racial minority populations disappear.
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Someone part of a racial minority is a black person or a Latino person, etc.
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African Americans are the largest second largest racial minority in the state at 9.1%, after Latinos.
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The demographic reality is that America's youth -- and more specifically its racial minority youth -- is its future.
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Consider the decades-long debate over social programs that benefit low-income and often, racial minority communities.
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When the poor are disproportionately concentrated in a racial minority, the majority, ceteris paribus, prefer less redistribution.
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"We deliberately put ourselves in a position where we are in a racial minority," Holton told me.
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Women represent nearly a quarter of the 116th Congress, while racial minority representation stands at about 22 percent.
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Nearly half of all racial minority retirees rely on them for all or nearly all of their income.
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That number represents 18% of the country's population, and officially makes Latinos America's largest ethnic or racial minority.
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I am a member of a racial minority, but I'm a cisgender person of means and social privilege.
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At the same time, there will still not be a racial minority chairing any of the 22 House committees.
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In fact, Latinos represent 17 percent of the country's population, making them the country's largest ethnic or racial minority.
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"We deliberately put ourselves in a position where we are in a racial minority," [Kaine's wife, Anne Holton] told me.
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The Voting Rights Act of 1965, meanwhile, requires states to consider the impact on racial minority representation when redrawing districts.
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By 2044, whites, the source of most of our most dominant and toxic narratives about achievement, will be a racial minority.
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If he happens to be an immigrant or from a racial minority, he becomes a stand-in for his entire people.
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Ranked-choice voting has also increased the share of racial minority, female, and female minority candidates running compared to similar cities.
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TV. More young women – primarily Democrats – think it's important that a candidate be a woman or a racial minority, according to polls.
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"This [tendency] negatively impacts the ability of law enforcement personnel to pursue serial murder cases in poor racial minority communities," Bonn said.
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The court has previously thrown out maps when there is evidence the state had sought to dilute the vote of a racial minority.
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Ranked-choice voting has also increased the share of racial minority candidates, female candidates, and female minority candidates running compared to similar cities.
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Like so many others, Tanja's intersectional experiences as a racial minority and a gay man is integral to the identity of the group.
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Voting rights advocates accused Republican lawmakers of drawing districts to undermine the influence of racial minority voters, who tend to favor Democratic candidates.
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Musical talent, legacy status, science fair winner, debate champion, remote geographic residence, racial minority and athletic prowess all could give applicants an edge.
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But this time, a new drug had emerged to capture America's fevered imagination, with a fresh racial minority to use it to persecute.
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The lawmakers who visited Silicon Valley obviously care very much about the impact of the tech industry on members of racial minority groups.
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" In the meantime, she adds, the company's data "does shows that if you are an underrepresented racial minority, bias compounds to become doubly discriminatory.
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White House officials considered, and rejected, advice from supporters who urged Mr. Obama to pressure Republicans by nominating a member of a racial minority.
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It's possible your status as a situational racial minority gave you the illusion that you didn't have much in the way of racial privilege.
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It's quite jarring when you realize New York was a quarter black by 1980, and 47% of its population was made of racial minority groups.
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That step backward for representation of racial minority groups and women stands in contrast to the historic development that the first African-American presidency represented.
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Being mistreated or otherwise discriminated against specifically because you are a member of a legally protected category — such as a racial minority — is an exception.
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What do you say to white Americans who are uncomfortable with the idea of becoming a racial minority, even if you don't share their concerns?
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But when liberal Democrats are viewed as favoring a racial minority, particularly an "ungrateful" one, at the expense of the white majority, they court electoral disaster.
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Mr. Trudeau said on Wednesday that he had begun calling supporters who belong to racial minority groups and members of his caucus and cabinet to apologize.
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As for African Americans and members of other racial minority groups, we have fared no better or worse under Trump than we have under previous administrations.
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Schaffner thinks these divisions could grow more pronounced in 2020 whether Democrats nominate a woman or racial minority to face Trump, or pick a white man.
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Undergirding this sentiment is what we call the false equivalency of non-white disadvantage, which treats all racial minority groups as though they are equally disadvantaged.
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Extensive psychological research shows that most of the time —especially if the suspect is a woman or a racial minority — suspects are likely to say yes.
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A typical story seizes on a confrontation between Carlson and a guest — usually a Jew, a racial minority, or a woman — and attaches a disturbingly violent headline.
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Native Americans and other racial minority groups who had served in World War I were also granted citizenship and the right to vote in the late 1910s.
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This means it's common for the nonunion employees of private companies — 60 percent of whom are members of racial minority groups — to earn less than $4393,000 annually.
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"Baby boomers grew up in an era where America was mostly white, and the biggest racial minority was African Americans who were still mostly segregated," Frey noted.
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It's also possible to racially gerrymander to benefit minority groups, by drawing districts in unusual ways to ensure certain racial minority groups make up a majority there.
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Voting rights advocates say the Republican lawmakers drew up the districts to undermine the influence of racial minority voters, who typically show more support for Democrats than Republicans.
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Mr Wilders's attacks on Muslims, Islam and the Holy Prophet Muhammad have harmful consequences, just as they would if Jews or members of a racial minority were targeted.
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In the mid-1990s, when Professor Pogge was teaching at Columbia, a young philosophy student, who, like Ms. Lopez, was a racial minority, accused him of sexual harassment.
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He will be under enormous pressure to unify the party (and the Democratic convention) by naming someone who signifies diversity and inclusion — a woman or a racial minority.
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As a result, people of color are disproportionately impacted by these environmental crises, which typically occur in places with large racial minority populations like Flint and East Chicago.
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Biracial people who look physically more like a racial minority group member are going to face systemic problems in our society that I am lucky not to face.
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Structurally, these conspiracy theories have the same pattern: The hated president is believed to be covertly allied with some despised out-group, with an ideological, religious or racial minority.
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While some 70 percent of respondents who identified as white said they disagreed with Kaepernick, that number dropped to 33 percent of respondents who identified as a racial minority.
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In their editorial, Paskett and her colleagues draw parallels between the privations experienced by holocaust survivors and those experienced by poor racial minority groups in the United States today.
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That is an important goal, but it's not enough for the Apples, Twitters and PayPals of the world to employ a particular number of members of racial minority groups.
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Building managers and employers could also use the "multicultural affinity" feature to discriminate against members of racial minority groups and older people in their ads about housing and jobs.
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I remembered hearing that a swastika was painted on the home of a Tipton resident who is part of a racial minority and I confess that I didn't do anything.
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But for higher education, a return to that era would mean that fewer students are able to go to college, and poorer and racial minority students have fewer educational opportunities.
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Harassment and bullying at work can also cause mental health problems, according to the World Health Organization, issues that tend to plague female, racial minority, and LGBTQ workers more often.
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Voting rights advocates say they can make participation harder, especially for the low-income Americans and members of racial minority groups who are less likely to have the identification required.
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Compared to other college students, those receiving Pell Grants are more likely to belong to a racial minority, to have parents who never went to college, and to be parents themselves.
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Bloomberg has apologized for overseeing an increase in the use of a police practice called "stop and frisk" in New York City that disproportionately affected black and other racial minority residents.
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Everyone seems to have settled, for whatever reason, on the notion that a white person has the best chance of beating Trump, that a racial minority is too risky this time around.
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In tech-related fields, meanwhile, the iPhone giant estimated that 50 percent of its newest workers come from underrepresented groups, including women as well as blacks, Latinos and other racial minority groups.
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The political theory of the Democratic Leadership Council in the 1980s was that the party needed to create space for leaders less beholden to the agendas of labor unions and racial minority groups.
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"If you have one or two members of a minority on a jury, it could be a racial minority, it could be a political minority, it could be a religious minority," he said.
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Just to be clear: What you are not accusing your company of (but sort of accusing it, anyway) is promoting a less qualified woman and racial minority over a better-qualified white man.
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Relying on public institutions and growing up as a gay racial minority impressed upon me the value of tolerance and cultural liberalism, and that the government could play an important role in expanding opportunity.
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Lawyers for the plaintiffs maintain that the conversations — peppered with derogatory remarks against African-Americans, Jews and others — constitute a conspiracy to commit violence against a racial minority, which is illegal under federal law.
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Further, empirical research shows that for each dollar over fair market wages that these laws mandate, roughly 85033,000 jobs are lost, with over 75 percent of those losing out being of a racial minority.
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Race has become a divisive issue not only with Trump's attacks on ethnic and racial minority Democrats but also within the Democratic Party as numerous candidates compete to challenge Trump in the 2020 election.
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He was even shrewd enough to add references to mass shootings and President Trump's controversial comments against the so-called "squad" of four freshman female congresswomen who are each members of racial minority communities.
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What about those who aren't specifically hostile to members of racial minority groups but who think whiteness is a key component of America and the standard against which everyone and everything should be measured?
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Using callback studies, in which fictitious CVs for identically qualified candidates are sent to employers, economists have become quite good at measuring the penalty paid for being a woman, a racial minority or lower-class.
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The study also found greater uncertainty about defining socialism among racial minority groups with 27 percent of black voters saying they did were unsure of what socialism was and 22 percent of Hispanics being uncertain.
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By the time he is 28, more than half of the population in the United States will very likely be members of ethnic or racial minority groups or mixed race, according to the Census Bureau.
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I was healing mentally from the daily anxieties of being a member of a racial minority group and the sense of disconnection from my history that have sometimes plagued me here in the United States.
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"I didn't necessarily need to be in a place that looks like Harlem, but I also don't want to have the experience of every place I go I am the racial minority," Mr. Lopez said.
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Under Ribicoff's proposal, each and every school within an SMSA had to enroll a student body in which no racial minority group fell below fifty percent of its share of the SMSA population as a whole.
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An estimated 55 million Hispanics live in the United States, according to the U.S. Census Bureau, and at 17 percent of the country's population, people of Hispanic origin are the country's largest ethnic or racial minority.
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Hispanics are expected to make up roughly 13 percent of eligible voters in the 2020, according to an analysis by the Pew Research Center, making them the largest ethnic or racial minority group in the electorate.
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Robinson says he can envision a future where some angry white men will create an apartheid-like political system in the United States where they are able to hold onto power despite becoming a racial minority.
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Hispanics are expected to make up roughly 13 percent of eligible voters in the 2020, according to an analysis by the Pew Research Center, making them the largest ethnic or racial minority group in the electorate.
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If Democrats select a woman or racial minority, that candidate, like Clinton and Obama, will personify social change in a way likely to provoke the core Republican voters who are most uneasy about it, he notes.
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Proponents of these recruiting tools also claim that artificial intelligence can be used to avoid human biases, like an unconscious preference for graduates of a particular university, or a bias against women or a racial minority.
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The climate over the past 15 years has also led to increased political and social engagement for some Muslims who did not already consider themselves people of color, as a sense of connection to racial minority communities.
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Sometimes the text included a direct threat of violence toward a minority group; in other cases, the writer implied that a racial minority was committing or would commit violence against white people, a common white supremacist trope.
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Outside groups have said that Obama is likely to consider someone who is a woman or a member of a racial minority and was previously confirmed to a judgeship by a strong majority in the US Senate.
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Outside groups have said that President Barack Obama is likely to consider someone who is a woman or a member of a racial minority and was previously confirmed to a judgeship by a strong majority in the U.S. Senate.
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I believe the reason why so many Korean-Americans stay in Korea, long past when it's good, is because that particularity of being a racial minority, which had been such a burden throughout our lives, had become a relative privilege.
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"The record evidence demonstrates that Harvard's race-based admissions process significantly disadvantages Asian-American applicants compared to applicants of other racial groups — including both white applicants and applicants from other racial minority groups," the DOJ said in court papers filed Thursday.
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Like many racial minority or female candidates this year, many L.G.B.T. candidates are aiming to appeal to broader audiences than campaigns of the past, when gay candidates often ran in predominantly gay areas and tailored their pitches to those communities.
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"The record evidence demonstrates that Harvard's race-based admissions process significantly disadvantages Asian-American applicants compared to applicants of other racial groups -- including both white applicants and applicants from other racial minority groups," the Justice Department said in court papers Thursday.
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The firm Consovoy McCarthy, with offices in the Washington suburb of Arlington, Virginia, and in Boston, is known for arguing against affirmative action policies that benefit racial minority groups that have faced discrimination and for battling women's healthcare and abortion provider Planned Parenthood.
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The Reuters/Ipsos poll of 3,753 people, interviewed online over July 22-26, found that a majority of Americans, whether they identify as white or as belonging to a racial minority, felt that it was best to keep politics out of the Olympics.
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It's invasive and terrifying, especially when you consider that in some places on this planet, you can get fired or punished or jailed or killed for things like disagreeing with a dictator or being gay or being an ethnic or racial minority.
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JAMESTOWN, Va. (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump, under fire in Washington for verbal attacks on racial minority lawmakers, condemned American slavery on Tuesday at the 400th anniversary of the first legislative assembly in Virginia and was briefly interrupted by a protesting state legislator.
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Food stamps, or the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), is possibly the most well-known social service program for low-income, and often racial minority, families in America and it has been subject to intense scrutiny since it began in the late 1930s.
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That's the deeper appeal of racism for so many in the Trump electorate, though many Trump voters seem confused as to whether they want to be seen as blustering racists or an oppressed racial minority, as they believe they soon will be.
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The entire affair aimed to promote the efforts of its de facto ruler, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman (known as MBS), to reform the conservative kingdom, which is well-known for its oppression of women's rights and ethnic and racial minority rights.
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"The way in which racial minority groups, particularly those who are disempowered [like First Nations people], get treated in the context of sex, and porn as an extension of that, is often very troubling... It's usually a lot about power, colonialism, and control," Callander said.
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In a 40-page statement of interest Thursday, DOJ attorneys said the record of evidence shows Harvard's race-based admissions process significantly disadvantages Asian-American applicants compared to applicants of other racial groups, including both white applicants and applicants from other racial minority groups.
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The Nellie Mae Foundation recently awarded the city of Danbury $295,000 to hold focus groups on residents' perceptions of why there is a gap in high school graduation rates between the city's racial minority students and their mostly white peers in wealthier suburban school districts.
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The three leaders for House caucuses representing racial minority interests signed a letter on Wednesday asking Google why it hired a former Department of Homeland Security staffer who worked on a version of the Muslim travel ban and helped implement the controversial family separation policy.
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I'm willing to take a chance on new authors who don't have a lot of experience when I know I have enough personal resources to edit them, and I'm more likely to have those resources if the author is also trans and/or a racial minority.
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What's happening: Nationally, Hispanics and Asian Americans are the fastest-growing racial minority groups, increasing by 18.6% and 27.4%, respectively, between 103 and 2018, according to an analysis by the Brookings Institution demographer Bill Frey, whose 2018 book "Diversity Explosion" outlined the country's majority-minority future.
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"It lets us know that there is substantial work to do to investigate and alleviate the racial minority disparity in cervical cancer in the US," said Farley, who was not involved in the study but co-authored an editorial about the new findings in the journal Cancer on Monday.
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But as leaders of the two largest physician organizations dedicated to health advocacy for racial minority populations in the United States, we know that far too many of the patients our members treat will have less access to the care they need, and see poorer outcomes, than non-minorities.
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In these studies, we also found that the greater a person's discomfort toward broken patterns in everyday scenes and geometric shapes, the greater their dislike of social norm-breakers (such as someone who cross-dresses), people with unusual physical characteristics (such as Dwarfism) and racial minority group members (black individuals).
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Most of the hand-wringing about underrepresentation of racial minority groups in science, technology, engineering and math is centered, for good reason, on the economic injustice: So-called STEM jobs, whether in finance or machine learning or academia, pay nearly twice the national average, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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However, a 2011 analysis on data from the US Department of Education's National Postsecondary Student Aid Study found that all racial minority students — who account for 38 percent of the total undergraduate population — receive 40 percent of need-based grant and scholarship funding and 24 percent of merit-based scholarships.
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The fact that these members of racial minority groups are expected based on past behavior to vote for Democratic candidates (in large part thanks to the Republican friendliness to racism that laid the groundwork for Trump) doesn't change the significance of the disparity when it comes to the outcome of this particular election.
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The New York Times reported that some white women opted out of the march because they felt uneasy, excluded, or attacked by discussions in the Facebook group about what organizers said was a deliberate decision to highlight the unique issues faced by women who are also members of racial minority groups or immigrants.
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Even if, several decades from now, whites do become a racial minority, they will not automatically lose much of their vast economic and political power, because this is America, where inequality is tolerated and an aggrieved and wealthy political minority can hold sway indefinitely, thanks to the Senate and the Electoral College.
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Moreover, there is a class component to the question of whether women vote: Chronic nonvoters are more likely to be lower income, less likely to be married, less educated, and more likely to be a member of a racial minority group — though they were still predominantly white — according to the Knight study.
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VIDEO: This is how much conservatives hate Trump If you want to understand what's going on with Trump, I think you can't do much better than to look at this 2015 poll from the Public Religion Research Institute, which reveals a huge partisan gap on a pretty basic question — is racism against white people a bigger problem than racism against racial minority groups?
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MT: For my memoir I only just started working with my editor Elda Rotor, though the fact that she herself is one of the (relatively few) racial minority editors in publishing definitely gives me a lot more confidence about not feeling tokenized as part of the process, actually not just as a person of color, but also as a trans person.
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And in the lead-up to thetrial, the Trump administration wrote a statement of support for the plaintiffs, who echoed the exact argument conservatives have been making for decades: ...the record evidence demonstrates that Harvard's race-based admissions process significantly disadvantages Asian-American applicants compared to applicants of other racial groups — including both white applicants and applicants from other racial minority groups.
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In the late 1990s, when many Britons were questioning the value of the monarchy, those doubts were strongest among racial minority groups and the young, parts of society that felt shut out by an "aggressive whiteness which was symbolic of an old Britain," said Mark Leonard, the director of the European Council on Foreign Relations and an author of a 1998 paper that recommended modernizing the institution.
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From another vantage point altogether, William Frey, a demographer at the Brookings Institution, defended census majority-minority calculations in an email, arguing that it is important for the country to face what he has called the "diversity explosion": Given the slow and in fact, last year, negative growth of the white population along with its rapid aging — it is important for older whites to understand that the only way we will have a growing labor force will be to embrace the younger racial minority populations.
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In an email, Bartels described these culturally liberal Democrats as: relatively more enthusiastic about atheists, gays and lesbians, and Muslims; more negative about Fox News, Walmart, and Christians; more willing to rely on "experts"; less likely to say that "anyone who is willing to work hard can still achieve the American dream"; more likely to deny that "the interests of ethnic and racial minority groups often conflict with those of the white majority"; less "authoritarian" (as measured by questions about child-rearing), further to the left in their ideological self-placements, and more pro-choice on abortion.
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