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The 2000 US Census allowed individuals to report up to six distinct ethnicities concurrently to categorize themselves, whereas the DOF stratified the population into five mutually exclusive race categories (white, Hispanic, African-American, Asian Pacific Islander, and American Indian) [ 10, 11].
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Utilising a participant group representative of the general population, non-exclusive of race, gender or socioeconomic group.
Though he has belonged to the Trinity United Church of Christ in Chicago since 1987, he was not raised in the traditions of the black church, which Ange-Marie Hancock, a Yale political scientist, says "nurtured generations of black politicians" and "that almost exclusive emphasis on race — and race in a black/white framework".
Under the older, exclusive definition of race — resembling the historical "one-drop" rule — Markle and her children can never be classified as white.
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The two data sets, which contained mutually exclusive categories for race and Hispanic origin, consisted of block group counts of all women in California, ≥ 20 years of age, by race and Hispanic origin at 5-year age increments, one from the 1990 Census and the other from the 2000 Census.
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