Sentence examples for minority matters from inspiring English sources

One of the problems for journalists of colour, and to some extent women, is that they are called on to report on minority matters or their experience of them.

Organizations that sponsor internal affiliation groups as well as community involvement in minority matters go a long way in showing the management "gets it"–and is serious about encouraging diversity.

"Don't us minorities matter?

The victory has also shown that minorities matter and more importantly, women matter.

But Mr. Stern's union has been quite exacting in its view that even a minority stake matters, as shown by its criticism of last year's $1.35 billion deal in which Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates, bought 7.5percentt of Carlyle.

I represent too small a minority to matter, the government might say.

Negotiators from the United States and Europe are trying to push both sides to a model of a state based on human rights, in which the majority rules but with protection for the minority, no matter who that majority might be.

"Anytime the majority starts to demonize a minority, no matter what it is, it's wrong," he said.

"It is imperative that the Department of Justice send a clear signal that the lives of black and brown minority men matter".

A quick read of the USCIRF introduction alone makes one wonder if the suffering of other religoius minorities even matters.

"Anytime the majority starts to demonize the minority, no matter what it is, it's wrong and dangerous and no good comes from it".