minority population

During that same period, the city's minority population increased by three million.

By 1980, the minority population had grown to 31 percent.

Its students are mostly white middle class, although the small minority population in the area is growing.

A white minority population makes all decisions for the black majority.

Florida's minority population rose to 27 percent, or 3.5 million people.

He said the college's minority population has averaged about 10 percent of its 6,000 students.

"It does not reflect the minority population in the city."

"We have the fourth largest minority population of any state university in the country."

Between 2001 and 2006, the visible minority population rose by 27.2 percent.

The minority population in the district is over 24 per cent.

When she left, it significantly reduced the school's minority population.

American members of all our minority populations will be saved.

It has a growing minority population, and substantial numbers of Democrats.

An exchange of minority populations between the two countries was proposed.

The university is notable for the success of its minority populations.

It is also diverse racially, with a 38 percent minority population.

Similarly the Court wants to know if a district can be formed with a 65 percent minority population.

But when you have a system with an 82 percent minority population, integration makes little sense."

The nine in Jamaica included several areas with large minority populations.

By 2042, America will have a majority minority population.

As the immigrant and minority population increased, so did poverty rates.

Large minority populations exist on both side of the boundary.

Data is analysed in terms of majority and minority population groups.

But by combining their numbers, we achieve lines within which lives an 83 percent minority population.

The ethnic minority population of Britain totals under 6 percent.