The phrase "a minority task force" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a group formed to address issues or concerns specifically related to a minority group.
Example: "The city established a minority task force to ensure that the voices of underrepresented communities were heard in the planning process."
Alternatives: "a minority working group" or "a minority advisory committee".
A Republican colleague told her she could create her own minority task force and hold another hearing.
She was placed there by the Minority Task Force on AIDS, which also gives her $384 a month for living expenses and $135 a month in food stamps.
Five nights a week, Dr. Lawson, whose degree is in education, oversees a lecture series in the back room, where speakers from advocacy groups like the Gay Men's Health Crisis and the Minority Task Force on AIDS discuss topics of particular interest to gay men.
Margaret Hampton, an African-American professor of German at Earlham College in Indiana, who first became immersed in German on a semester abroad in Vienna, has worked for 20 years on a minority recruitment task force.
As founder of a task force to assist minority students at Cornell University, president of the Empire State Political Action Committee of Black Physicians, and a member of the board of Hale House, he was a leader and humanitarian deeply committed to the needs of the medically and politically underserved.
The proposal, by a legislative task force, would increase the size of the Senate to 63 members from 62; the Democratic minority in the Senate has disputed the legality of that move.
[C5.] Coke Passes First Diversity Testst Coca-Cola received passing grades for its recent treatment of women and minority employees from an independent diversity task force.
Hewlett has recently founded the Center for Work-Life Policy and, along with Cornel West, a Princeton professor, and Carolyn Buck Luce, a senior partner at Ernst & Young, has created a task force to study what she calls the "hidden brain drain" of women and minorities from the work force.
President Barack Obama announced the findings of a White House task force into police practices and racial prejudice in police ranks and declared it was time for police departments across the country to take steps to rebuild trust with minority communities.
