Ethnic Minority

‘The populations of ethnic minorities account for 8.41 percent of the national total.’

‘We are not going to let that happen to the Muslim community, to an ethnic minority, whatever happens next.’

‘We do not need cheap community gimmicks to enrol ethnic minorities.’

‘Twenty-six villages of ethnic minorities nestle within the Doi Tung development area.’

‘It is so typical of our western mindset to seek to impose on ethnic minorities our own oppressive cultural norms.’

‘One good factor was the tremendous support received from the ethnic minorities in our community.’

‘The one blot on their record was the brutal treatment of ethnic minorities within Georgia.’

‘Individual dance styles are associated with many of the ethnic minorities.’

‘Seats are set aside in the House of Representatives for ethnic minorities and Croats in the diaspora.’

‘Social change programs for ethnic minorities and women are in their infancy.’

‘Under the British, ethnic minorities generally were able to retain some autonomy.’

‘Discrimination against ethnic minorities is a problem.’

‘It does indeed seem unlikely that an article making the same criticisms of gay culture or ethnic minorities would be allowed in.’

‘In particular they need young people from ethnic minorities to join.’

‘The term ethnic minority is often used to refer to marginalized cultural groups.’

‘The practice resembled the local population in containing relatively few patients from ethnic minorities.’

‘Would it work even in London's schools, where children from ethnic minorities will be in the majority within a few years?’

‘The industry knows it has a problem with the way it portrays ethnic minorities, in particular the Muslim community.’

‘The National Blood Service is also looking for more donors from ethnic minorities.’

‘There is a good partnership between ethnic minorities and the rest of the community in Bolton.’

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