An enraged Israeli population, united by fear and despair, will regard such criticism as grossly unfair.
The growth of a self-defined Hispanic population, united by a common linguistic heritage regardless of skin color, challenges our stultifying racial dichotomy, and creates a few more degrees of freedom of self-definition for all of us.
The first was the growth and prosperity of the Russian population, united under a stable and increasingly centralized monarchy, which produced the conditions for the rise of a national culture.
Despite the desire of the Party-state to represent a population united around the Kim family and the (not unrelated) tendency of foreign observers to see North Korea as an extreme case of totalitarianism, there was in fact no straightforward answer to this question in the early postwar years.
In its admirable drive to be inclusive, he argued, the party has treated its constituents not as a population united by common ideals and interests, but as an array of caucuses to be pandered to: African-Americans, gays, Latinos, women, youth and so on.
Then an explosion sends a hole ripping through the wall, and the two divided and diverse populations unite.
These populations are united by the shared experience of being both historically and currently underserved by institutions of education in America (Ladson-Billings, 2006) and, thus, we use the title underserved students to refer to these populations of students.
Minority communities, she says, account for about 25% of the national population when united and, as a constituency, should be more respected by the major parties.
China, a significant part of Russia's population, a united Korea, Kazakhstan, Iran, part of Ukraine, Azerbaijan, Mongolia, Armenia, Uzbekistan, Afghanistan and Tajikistan, gives Genghis Khan somewhere in the mid 70's for Gold, and 200 total".
And this collective realization is what is awakening us from this dream-like state and causing populations to unite as a whole to reflect on the moral principles we have lacked.
