Sentence examples for problem minorities from inspiring English sources

Universally aimed policies focusing on economic issues can neither solve every problem minorities face nor eliminate structural racism, but they remain a crucial tool to shrink racial inequities.

Maybe it was tinctured by paternal benevolence toward an upstanding member of a "problem" minority.

It's emblematic of the vexing problem minority American citizens have had to face for centuries: when you live under federal governance but civil rights are historically determined jurisdiction by jurisdiction, when is your state finally going to straighten up and fly right?

This issue is often described as the problem of "minorities within minorities" (Eisenberg and Spinner-Halev 2005; Green 1994), but it can also be a problem of majorities (e.g. women) within minorities.

The "Workshop for Minority Junior Faculty" will offer grant-writing workshops and deal with other problems minority faculty members often face.

Many African-Americans are offended by efforts to lump blacks in a category with everyone else because it diminishes the unique problems minority communities face with law enforcement.

The dropout problem hits minorities really hard.

But the Republicans have to fix their problem with minorities anyway.

At the conference he sensed that attention was concentrated on the problem of minorities and that this took precedence over the central issue, the transfer of power.

It is true that the EU has no answer to the problem that minorities of voters in many countries feel it lacks legitimacy a looming threat to the euro.

In particular, the Czechoslovak state was to be more ethnically homogeneous: the problem of minorities was to be resolved by large-scale expulsions of Germans and Hungarians from the country.