Second, ethnic gaps on the GRE persist, especially in quantitative reasoning, although representation of historically disadvantaged ethnic groups in graduate programs has increased.
The medical school at the University of California, Davis, had set aside a specified number of seats for historically disadvantaged minorities.
They also tend to be, as urban analyst Aaron Renn has noted, "white cities," with relatively small and often shrinking populations of historically disadvantaged minorities.
Or the results might suggest that people who have been historically disadvantaged in recruiting are less likely to discriminate against those who share their endowed traits.
Today, of course, the SAT stands accused of operating as a de facto barrier to entry for other historically disadvantaged minorities.
It's notable, too, that Levine had an explicitly political bent in mind: criticizing a patriarchal art world that historically disadvantaged female artists.
Naturally, more of these employees came from historically disadvantaged ethnic or racial groups--because the merit system gave them an even chance.
There may well be a viable humanitarian and compassionate application available to individuals and members of groups who've been historically disadvantaged or persecuted and can show hardship, adverse circumstances, or other sympathetic considerations.
Under-diagnosis and under-treatment for historically disadvantaged ethnic groups may be especially high [ 50- 52].
SC/ST: Scheduled caste/scheduled tribe – historically disadvantaged groups in India.
Until the last few years, local governments were not rigorously monitored or evaluated on their efforts to overcome historical barriers to housing opportunity for historically disadvantaged populations.
