Even in Mr. McCain's greatest triumphs, the New Hampshire and Michigan primaries, only minorities of his backers were reform-minded.
Establishing white primaries ensured minorities were excluded from the formal political process.
The perpetrators were almost exclusively Hutus, while the primary victims were minority Tutsis.
He was a physician-scientist, beloved teacher and mentor who wrought far-reaching reforms in graduate medical education, primary care and minority access to education.
In this year's primary, in heavily minority districts in New York City where Republicans are scarce, it took fewer than 1,000 votes to become a delegate, while in some predominantly Republican, overwhelmingly white districts upstate it took more than 20,000.
In the upcoming G.O.P. primary, the Senate Minority Leader is expected to accomplish stage one of his survival plan, by defeating Matt Bevin, a businessman who is supported by the Tea Party and who has been subjected to relentless attacks by McConnell's campaign.
In May 2007 Tishman's opp fund, with Lehman acting as primary lender and minority stakeholder, agreed to pay $60.75 a share for Archstone Communities, a hefty 18% markup to the company's price earlier that month.
The main finding of this study is that, in an insured population presenting for yearly primary care visits, minority status is not being identified as an independent risk factor for diabetes screening as recommended by the ADA guidelines (5).
Over two thirds (n = 69) of patients had received some primary education, a minority (n = 17) reported they had no education at all and few (n = 15) had at least two years of secondary education.
From 1895 to 1944, the state used all-white primaries to disenfranchise minority voters.
