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The real victims, Garcia argues, will be nonwhite workers.

In practice, it means white supremacy in an overwhelmingly nonwhite nation.

Some parts of Oldham, especially nonwhite housing projects, have become known for violence and petty crime.

Schools with largely nonwhite student populations often find mainstream programs irrelevant and they are perceived as a way to keep children passive about social injustices.

But are nonwhite players more vulnerable to being labeled lazy malcontents, and less likely to be called "gamers?"

One goal is to cast the predominantly nonwhite union as the vanguard of a civil rights struggle, not merely another self-interested group.

(Nonwhite models cost $50 more, which may take some of the joy out of your sunshine.)

More specifically, it was the expressly nonwhite enclave of an age when there was, by law, no societal discrimination based on race or creed.

Mr. Ferrer then invited officials supporting him to the stage, producing another mostly nonwhite tableau.

The survey found that those most likely to be saints are nonwhite women who grew up in the South and have annual incomes of less than $10,000.

Black kids can be 'nonwhite'."

The plan does not require that schools with predominantly nonwhite student bodies have a predominantly nonwhite staff.

A Huge Nonwhite Majority For Durban, the move was part of a gradual accommodation to demographic realities.

The plaintiff's lawyer, the one with the long graying ponytail, addressed the largely nonwhite panel of prospective Bronx jurors yesterday with an easy familiarity.

But to focus on that is misleading, given that 20 points can also be earned by white students who are economically disadvantaged or who attend predominantly nonwhite high schools.

It adds insult to injury to blame students for New York's fiscal abandonment of CUNY's predominantly nonwhite student body.

The group identified as most sophisticated when it comes to news are nonwhite men 50 years old and older who are college graduates, live in the West, and consider themselves politically independent.

LEAD: Nonwhite members of Parliament inaugurated a legislative caucus over the weekend with the aim of advancing the political, economic and social interests of black people in Britain.

But Mr. Kelly's sensitivity to the frayed relationship between the mostly white Police Department and the city's mostly nonwhite population was certainly a significant factor in the Mayor's decsion.

To The Home Section: I very much enjoyed the article on ethnic dolls [ "For Nonwhite Dolls, a Growing Family," Nov. 1 ] .

But now, as representatives of a mostly nonwhite work force trade recriminations publicly with white leaders in government and at the transportation authority, the potentially volatile issue of race, with all its emotional consequences, is bubbling to the surface.

The authors' ideas become more compelling when they talk about the shape of American demographics to come - a "racial generation gap" in which a largely nonwhite work force will be forced to finance a vast and largely white pool of retirees.

The Council of Concerned Citizens, which is based here and has worked to protect use of the Confederate battle flag in South Carolina and Mississippi, is talking more and more about immigration, especially nonwhite illegal immigrants.

By the 1980's, with Jews now flocking to the colleges that formerly had barred them and City College a predominantly nonwhite school, it suffered national notoriety for the anti-Semitic diatribes of Leonard Jeffries, a tenured professor of black studies.