A minority community refers to a group of people within a larger population who share distinct cultural, ethnic, religious, or linguistic characteristics that set them apart. These communities often have a smaller numerical presence compared to the dominant group and may face unique social, economic, or political challenges. The term can apply to various groups, including racial or ethnic minorities, religious minorities, and linguistic minorities.
If the religion has minority status, then the community associated with the religion is a "religious minority community". Example: In the United States, Jews are a religious minority. The Jewish community would be a religious minority community.
It's called a minority government.
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Yes, the Asian community is generally not considered an underrepresented minority in the United States because they have achieved high levels of educational attainment and economic success compared to other minority groups.
A minority dialect is a dialect spoken by a smaller group of people within a larger community or region. It may have distinct linguistic features compared to the dominant or standard dialect of the language.
Yes, Hindus can be considered a religious minority community in certain regions or countries where they are not in the majority. It depends on the demographic context and the local distribution of religious groups.
The largest ethnic minority group in Britain is the Black African and Black Caribbean community.
The native people and minority are the maoris
Minority are excluded people. No one wants to be excluded.
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he was called parivarthaneya harikaara. his contribution to poor ,minority, backward community is remarkable. no other chief ministers of karnataka can match with him. sadanand
As of the latest data available, Leicester has a significant ethnic minority population, with estimates suggesting that around 50% of the city's population are from ethnic minority backgrounds. It is known for its diverse and multicultural community.