Ethnic minorities Statistics Norway's definition of ethnic minorities, having both parents born in a country other than Norway, was used.
In the Oct. 8 issue I found a great disconnect between the minority admission statistics for the Class of '18 in the On the Campus section and the Varsity Club ad on the inside front cover.
"Last year we hired over 20,000 people and over 66% of them were women and minorities". Those statistics were reached, she said, without gender guidelines on recruitment.
When it comes to minorities, the statistics are staggering.
Considering how many minority households these statistics include, it's easy to understand where Amazon is coming from.
The real FBI has struggled to recruit minority agents, and statistics show that the already low percentage of African-American agents has slipped in recent years.
When it comes to minority entrepreneurship, the statistics do not paint a rosier picture, with data showing that less than 10percentt of tech pitches are made by minority and women entrepreneurs.
According to the French model, where everyone is theoretically equal under a state blind to race or religion, it is illegal to count ethnic minorities or race statistics.
Mr. Cronin's boss, Attorney General John J. Farmer Jr., told the committee on April 3 that, according to recent statistics, minorities made up 73percentt of motorists stopped on the New Jersey Turnpike, and that it appeared that racial profiling was persisting despite years of attention.
Those schools, he told the Globe, "graduate only a handful of minorities and women". Statistics suggest otherwise.
