Local election oracles who play the ethnic numbers game say Procaccino & Marchi have appeal for the 1/6 of New Yorkers whose heritage is Italian.
Some of the Serbs now fleeing Kosovo had previously been driven out of Bosnia, then out of Croatia, before being dumped, as pawns in an ethnic numbers game, in Kosovo.
Ethnic Chinese number 25percentt, and Indians about 7percentt.
Demographic data collected were parent (respondent) age, sex, highest educational qualification, ethnic group, number of children, marital status and job; responses were provided using tick-box options for all but the job item, which was free-text.
At ward level, characteristics and cultural competence data are collected including basic information about employees (e.g., distribution of age, sex, and ethnic origin), number of beds, and patients' average lengths of stay.
Prior to the intervention, participants completed a questionnaire concerning demographic variables (age, gender, education, marital status, occupation, ethnic background, number of children, first language, religion, living location) and current mental health problems.
Better statistics are not available, because at present Latin Americans are not acknowledged in the government's ethnic monitoring numbers.
China's government, however, continues to identify the Manchu as a separate ethnic group (numbering more than 10.5 million in the early 21st century).
While some ethnic Kyrgyz numbered among the victims, it was the ethnic Uzbeks who suffered the brunt of the violence; tens of thousands fled across the border into Uzbekistan, only to return under pressure.
The majority of the victims and those displaced were Rohingya, an ethnic group numbering around one million people that is not officially recognized in Myanmar and whose members have been largely denied citizenship.
Just 6% of the successful candidates come from ethnic minorities – a number the government says it is committed to raising by encouraging more nominations from those communities.
