The judge's ethnic background was not mentioned during Friday's proceedings.
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One referred, with an obscenity, to Mr. Condodemetraky's ethnic background.
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Granted, the convergence of ethnic background and style is rocky terrain.
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Germany is home to three million people of Turkish ethnic background.
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We are all human beings, regardless of racial or ethnic background.
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Attacking another American's qualifications solely based on his ethnic background is bigotry.
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Are most of the photos depicting people with a certain ethnic background?
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It is linked to older age, obesity, family history and ethnic background.
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Did you look to people who shared your ethnic background for support?
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She was especially gratified by the reception in light of her ethnic background.
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Is it an advantage to be of a certain racial or ethnic background?
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I am trolled about my turban, the skin color I have, and my ethnic background.
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But I also support fellow Americans' right to peacefully protest no matter their ethnic background.
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The younger women who usually fill in for each anchor even share their ethnic background.
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From my ethnic background, being Indian, it's very common to have a hump on the nose.
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"[It's] the way he's treated groups of people, demonizing them for their ethnic background," she said.
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But he said he would have taken action regardless of the group's racial or ethnic background.
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"No one should face discrimination or violence because of their ethnic background or religious beliefs," Haley said.
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A MyHeritage DNA test kit can reveal your unique ethnic background, and match you with newfound relatives.
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They are using my faith & ethnic background to promote their hate agenda that leads to more violence.
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"Anti-Semitism correlates more closely with educational background than with ethnic background," he said, citing empirical studies.
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No one should face discrimination or violence because of his or her ethnic background or religious beliefs.
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The trends appear among teens poor and rich; of every ethnic background; in cities, suburbs, and small towns.
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That kind of friendship is so critical for any woman's life, regardless of your race or ethnic background.
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Mr. Milewski does not directly address race and ethnic background, but clearly has some serious issues in mind.
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Title VII protects your age, national origin, race, ethnic background, gender, religious beliefs and pregnancy status from discrimination.
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But where some writers choose to obfuscate or minimize their ethnic background, Sharma is boldly forthright and probing.
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It just means people from the same ethnic background are more likely to have the same blood groups.
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The condition is estimated to occur in about one in every 5,000 live births, depending on ethnic background.
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One reason is that these journals don't even collect data about the gender or ethnic background of their authors.
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But he could be an international superstar in sport, with his multi-ethnic background, his style, the ear rings.
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But it's just the identity, the ethnic background of being Jewish and walking in Berlin as a Jewish boy.
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Maybe all of us would have understood that "Asian" is a shared ethnic background and not a personality type.
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It's not the case, of course, that voters cast ballots only for candidates who share their racial or ethnic background.
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"We are happy to welcome everyone here regardless of their ethnic background and faith, regardless of their gender," he said.
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The study also took underrepresented racial/ethnic background status into account, which is where the numbers get even more alarming.
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But it's also time for all Australians, regardless of ethnic background, to unite to protect the country's sovereignty and dignity.
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She said she knew that her racial and ethnic background could have played a role in her admission, as well.
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People explicitly write 'no Blacks, no Asians' on their profiles and actively block people who are of a minority ethnic background.
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By The People represents these communities with dignity, and resists efforts to dehumanize those of a different socioeconomic or ethnic background.
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Today, credit unions have a defined membership based on a common association—like a shared religion, ethnic background, school, or profession.
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"History has shown us what happens when governments begin mass roundups based on ethnic background or national origin," the statement added.
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"The killer was born an Afghan, of Afghan parents who immigrated to the United States," Trump said of Mateen's ethnic background.
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Gilligan says her ethnic background is close to that of the author of the novel "American Dirt," which has sparked controversy.
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No woman should ever be scrutinized based on her racial and ethnic background, but this is exactly what these bans encourage.
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Dr. Green believes in protecting all rights of all soldiers regardless of their political beliefs, ethnic background, religious beliefs or sexual orientation.
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The Census Bureau is now also experimenting with not using the word "race" at all when asking people about their ethnic background.
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Germany's anti-discrimination law applies only in cases of discrimination on the basis of race, ethnic background or religion, not citizenship, it said.
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A scientist's own racial and ethnic background, he said, is an implicit bias that makes it hard for modes of research to change.
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It said Germany's anti-discrimination law applied only in cases of discrimination on the basis of race, ethnic background or religion, not citizenship.
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Researchers also lacked data on patients' racial or ethnic background or their socioeconomic status, both of which can impact outcomes for trauma patients.
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Of the top 22018 grossing films in 113, 211 featured a lead from a historically underrepresented ethnic background compared to 240 in 27.
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"The creation of a diverse academic community has not come at the expense of applications of any racial or ethnic background," Salovey said.
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Until 2016, asylum was traditionally reserved for those in fear of persecution for things like their religious, their political or their ethnic background.
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State education is compulsory for girls as well as boys, from the age of seven to 15, regardless of class or ethnic background.
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Homogeneous groups — whether they are united by ethnic background, gender or some other commonality like politics — tend to come to decisions too quickly.
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And it is diverse in terms of ethnic background — something that led to a constant stream of suggestions and refinements on the language.
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That may favour Mr Sonko, who—with an adopted name—hides his ethnic background and tries to appeal to all of the city's dwellers.
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Today, the likelihood of a cancer patient finding a match on a public bone marrow registry is highly dependent on the patient's ethnic background.
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But when he took a dig at Duckworth's ethnic background at a debate last week, the wheels seemed to have fallen off his campaign.
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These platforms are built without the often bias-heavy elements of gender, culture and ethnic background entering the picture until final stages of interviewing.
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Nearly 50 percent of them are female, and certainly gaming transcends all forms of culture and gender and background, both socioeconomic and ethnic background.
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Like Blacken, many women have experienced feeling different, whether because of their racial or ethnic background, ability, less traditional career path, or something else.
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Among other things, diversity means differences in gender, racial and ethnic background, how people express themselves, and their education backgrounds, according to the executive.
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It could have to do with region, ethnic background or just different ideas about how to make conversation, not with pathology or bad intentions.
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What STRs can't tell you is if a person has green eyes, what their ethnic background is, or who their third cousin might be.
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But genetics are also a factor, and ethnic background is a key predictor of how well someone will respond to the drugs that treat it.
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Purnell says that being around people of a similar ethnic background can be "protective, from a mental health standpoint," against internalizing discrimination, isolation, and anxiety.
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He would be forced to remain in danger in Iraq solely based on his religion and ethnic background, his service to our nation utterly disregarded.
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Federighi says that Apple has tested it extensively and it should not matter what your ethnic background is, Face ID will work with your face.
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There's a difference between honoring our heritage in a comfortable setting and refusing to coexist with those who don't share our racial or ethnic background.
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He can talk to all of us, pulling this country together as equals once and for all no matter what color, race or ethnic background.
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According to the Stanford Latino report, banks lend less money to Latino entrepreneurs, and Latinas face "funding ceilings" because of their gender and ethnic background.
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In a diverse population like that of the United States, finding a matched donor becomes more challenging for a patient with a mixed ethnic background.
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Elizabeth Warren did not use her ethnic background to engage in deceitful virtue signaling, but we're having this conversation because at some point, Harvard did.
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It's un-American to deny entry to the United States based on a person's religious or ethnic background, whether they are doctors, filmmakers, businessmen or tourists.
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Others noted that the inclusion of the suspect's name — but not his photo — introduced racial profiling and put anyone of a similar ethnic background in danger.
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With an American dad and a Lebanese-born and U.K-raised mom, Ella and Alexander's ethnic background could make them citizens of any number of countries.
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"Our officers are sworn to protect and serve, not to protect and serve those of a particular race, ethnic background, or socio-economic status," he added.
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A California native, Salgarolo is Filipino, Italian, and Jewish; naturally, his ethnic background makes his appearance much different than Trump's, but Salgarolo's focus renders that redundant.
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Hashimi said it was not clear who Islamic State would choose to replace Shishani, but it was likely to be someone with a similar ethnic background.
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At Oberlin College, an extremely progressive liberal arts school with a large of number of Jewish students, I continued to pay no attention to my ethnic background.
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Lutefisk dinners began as a Nordic holiday tradition, and are now part of a quintessential Christmas dinner for Minnesotans across the state, regardless of their ethnic background.
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Donald Trump WILL rebuild our education system, and give EVERY PARENT of EVERY income and EVERY ethnic background a choice about where their children go to school.
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It also wasn't designed to prove to what extent students' racial or ethnic background might directly impact the connection between asthma and things like school attendance or grades.
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Most of the people I've grown up with my age have never judged me based on my ethnic background, and have treated me the same as everyone else.
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The Harry Potter franchise has established itself as a truly international phenomenon, touching fans across every possible cultural and ethnic background, of every possible gender and sexual orientation.
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"Now, whether it be diversity of age or whether it be diversity of gender or ethnic background, somehow or another, diversity is important in some respect," Priebus said.
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Despite her ethnic background, as well as incidents of breast cancer on her father's side of the family, none of Ms. Corduck's physicians had mentioned her high risk.
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In 1960, two swastikas were painted in yellow, along with a slogan in German saying that Marx — whose ethnic background was Jewish — loved the Nazi criminal Adolf Eichmann.
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When it comes to Lopez's Mary, that "why" is the fact that she inexplicably plays an Italian American as opposed to a character of her own ethnic background .
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Once you submit a DNA sample to the startup, Ancestry will send back information on everything from your ethnic background to relatives you didn't even know you had.
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Machado's multi-ethnic background (her lineage was Portuguese, Chinese, and Indian) was showcased in editorials and campaigns for decades, proving that there was a space for non-white models.
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Even though we're Pan-Asian, it is specifically a Chinese folklore and I really think that someone with that ethnic background [would] really just add more to the story.
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The ethnic background of the top brass of the DNC reflect what could become the party's biggest source of strength: their popularity in Latino, black and other minority communities.
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It comes from a more personal place; in this series, Yang asks people of color to offer their expertise on recipes from their ethnic background featured elsewhere in media.
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Republicans have responded by maligning these nominees as out of touch, pointing to policy issues, or when it seems more convenient, the personal or ethnic background of the candidates.
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Asian-Americans, who are now the highest earning demographic group in the country, may be more disadvantaged in the college admissions game by their wealth than their ethnic background.
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And, by the way, this has nothing to do with whether you speak English or where you were born or your nationality or ethnic background or anything like that.
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"Individuals' ethnic background or partisan affiliation must not determine the power of their vote or their access to the ballot box," the Atlantic's Adam Serwer noted earlier this month.
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Barely an hour after Colonel Vindman's upcoming testimony was first reported last night, the Fox News host Laura Ingraham was suggesting that he may be compromised by his ethnic background.
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"Maas and the government must work to help other political prisoners as well as the seven German hostages in Turkey," said Greens lawmaker Cem Ozdemir, himself of Turkish ethnic background.
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It's called "genetic assortative mating," and essentially it means that people are subconsciously on the lookout for someone who has a similar body type, ethnic background, or other physical traits.
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Recently, the London Power 100 List was revealed and out of 100 people, 36 were of a black or minority ethnic background, six were women—three of whom were black.
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It also helps provide better care to a wider variety of patients—some, for instance, report greater satisfaction when treated by a caregiver of the same racial or ethnic background.
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Like One Direction before it, Fifth Harmony is a Cowell-engineered pop group that's been perfectly primed to exploit differences in personality, style and ethnic background of the group's singers.
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Blind resume review eliminates any indicia of gender or ethnic background, including name and personal information, so that the reviewer has access only to the candidate's substantive skills and experience.
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Because we believe that only the quality of your work should matter — not who you know, how much money you have nor your race, gender, ethnic background or sexual orientation.
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This is no different than making sexist comments about women in the workplace or about people's religious beliefs or ethnic background or the language they speak or their sexual orientation.
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"It's tough for someone to see me from the outside, the way I look, to take me seriously," Goraya says regarding perceptions of his public persona and his ethnic background.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In the ancient world, headgear was a primary way of identifying with a glance, the status, trade, gender, ethnic background, and religion of an individual.
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Paper plates are slathered with barbecue ribs, pulled pork, burgers and a constant flood of chili; the frozen grape leaves available for order are the only giveaway of its ethnic background.
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So regardless of their shared ethnic background, Rachel and Nick in fact epitomize two entirely different worlds: One we know, and one we can only fantasize about in a foreign land.
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It didn't take long for Mr. Harris to realize how even a little facial hair on an American diplomat with his ethnic background could stir Koreans' deep-seated sentiments against Japan.
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Video The plaintiffs claim they were subjected to harassment, including over their "weight and ethnic background," by Alto Gary, director and coach of the Texans&apos cheerleading programs, USA Today Sports reported.
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Despite the efforts of the Burmese military to indoctrinate the Karen and other minority groups, they came together in Washington to stand for all people, regardless of their religious or ethnic background.
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The UCLA report described a charged environment at high schools, with most principals having to deal with students who make hateful or hostile remarks about other people's ethnic background or political beliefs.
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The form references a section in Germany's data protection law, which lists such "special data" as including racial and ethnic background, political views, religious or philosophical convictions, union membership, health or sexual orientation.
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"I don't know exactly what the issues are, but I certainly have never seen him berate, demean or insult anyone whether it's been race, ethnic background, gender," Mr. Kelly during his 2016 testimony.
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But theories of attraction are always open for interpretation and it's important to note that while 24,000 people is a hefty enough sample size, they were all heterosexual couples with a certain ethnic background.
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Researchers at the University of Southern California reported in June that only 22 percent of Rotten Tomatoes professional film critics were female and only 18 percent were from an underrepresented racial or ethnic background.
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"I wouldn't say we market to women," says Tejada, explaining that diversity to her is not just about gender but also age and ethnic background and lifestyle choice and location and upbringing and expertise.
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Some of the risk factors for developing this diagnosis are: a history of childhood abuse; bereavement; history of family psychiatric issues; lack of social support; and being of Hispanic or African American ethnic background.
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She also seems to have no information about her ethnic background, no real interest in a line of work, and little feeling of connection to her body except when walking punishing distances across Manhattan.
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These race-conscious admissions processes consider all aspects of an individual's identity, including race or ethnic background, the factors that shape who they are, and the unique perspectives they would bring to a campus.
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A worker at a Costco in Washington state refused to serve an eight-year-old boy of a mixed ethnic background a food sample over her fear he was from China, Business Insider reported.
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Rondel Holder, who lives in New York and works as a content creator at Essence magazine, was curious about his ethnic background, so he took a home DNA test that he bought from Ancestry.
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"Mexico." He also slandered federal judge Gonazlo Curiel — an American born in Indiana to Mexican parents — as a "Mexican" who could not be impartial in the Trump University fraud case because of his ethnic background.
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But those with "desirable traits" can make considerably more — which means that people are paid more if they're of a certain race or ethnic background, fit certain beauty ideals, or went to Ivy League universities.
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The number of immigrants from non-Western countries and their descendants who have experienced discrimination because of their ethnic background rose to 48% last year from 43% two years earlier, according to the National Integration Barometer.
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Invoking hurtful stereotypes of gay men as effeminate to target a specific gay person, as well as disparaging references to that person's ethnic background, seems about as straightforward a violation of this policy as can be.
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"The fact that he has the name that he does, that he's of the ethnic background that he is, almost certainly played a role," said Miriam Aukerman, a senior staff attorney with the ACLU of Michigan.
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It's a recurring pattern for Trump: He holds up extreme actors of a certain religious or ethnic background and treats them as representative of their group, in order to stoke fears and justify restrictive immigration policies.
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The film focused not only on her character's relationship with her mother and their work in a Los Angeles garment factory but on her romance with a boy from a completely different class and ethnic background.
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If he wanted to impose a religious test on immigrants; or discredit a judge on account of his ethnic background; or characterize the bulk of Mexican immigrants as "rapists" — that may all have been very unfortunate.
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" While allowing that there was a lot of anti-Semitism on social media, he said that he had heard people disagree with Ms. Berger's politics, but never "heard anybody refer to her religion or ethnic background.
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And that point — that individuals are all equally likely to act out of kindness or prejudice, regardless of skin color or ethnic background — is the point Saleh tends to make over and over again in his videos.
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Growing up in Queens and living in Manhattan, he has met people from every walk of life as a developer and hotelier, people of every faith and every ethnic background, from Auschwitz survivors to Hispanic construction workers.
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While Harris has said she spends little time thinking about her diverse racial and ethnic background -- "I am who I am," she recently told The Washington Post -- her supporters are quick to claim her as their own.
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According to the inspector general, Nowrouzzadeh's detail to the Policy Planning section was cut short for reasons that included her ethnic background, her perceived political views and the fact that she was in government during prior administrations.
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Yes, but: Strong majorities express pride in six of eight specific categories: American scientific achievements (91%) ... U.S. military (89%) ... American culture and arts (85%) ... economic (43%) and sporting (73%) achievements ... diversity in race, ethnic background, and religion (72%).
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Much was made of how Meghan Markle's arrival and her ethnic background means the royal family will never be the same again and how she boosts the "modernization" project of the future king, William, and her husband, Harry.
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The arbitrary mass detention of persons on the basis of their religious or ethnic background, without due process of law or individualized credible allegations of wrongdoing against each detained individual, is not a credible or effective counterterrorism strategy.
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"Depending on the traveler's gender identity, race, country of origin, ethnic background, or sexual orientation, they may be at higher risk of being targeted with gun violence, and should plan accordingly," Amnesty International included in its press release.
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When he was head of the United States Pacific Command, he was outspoken about China's aggressive moves in the East and South China Seas, and China's state-run news media often cited his ethnic background when attacking him.
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I don't care what your ethnic background was, how much money you had in the bank, or how much money you didn't have in the bank, whether you lived in the hills, or whether you lived in the gutter.
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On the other hand, there may be a deeper honesty, and a kind of idealism, in this voluntary embrace of a mixed-ethnic background—a make-up common to millions of Americans, but which many remain reluctant to acknowledge.
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Trump Thursday escalated his criticism of U.S. District Judge Gonzalo Curiel, an Indiana-born son of Mexican immigrants, saying the judge's ethnic background prevents him from being an objective arbiter of cases on Trump's embattled business venture Trump University.
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According to a study conducted by 23AndMe , there is a correlation between people who dislike cilantro's taste and one's ethnic background, with Ashkenazi Jews, northern Europeans and southern Europeans most likely to describe cilantro's taste as soapy, My Recipes reported.
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On her Fox News program on Monday, the conservative host Laura Ingraham sought to turn his ethnic background against him, noting that Ukrainian officials had recently sought the colonel's advice about interacting with Mr. Trump's personal lawyer, Rudolph W. Giuliani.
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John Allan, who became Tesco chairman in 2015, told the Retail Week Live conference earlier this week that women and people from an ethnic background were in an "extremely propitious period" when it came to getting top jobs in business.
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According to data released this year, the vast majority of London's black cab drivers are white British, while private car hire drivers including Uber tend to be of a much more varied ethnic background, and are often first-generation immigrants.
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There are a lot of lingering question about how well it does its job, and the demo was fairly brief, though the company assured me that it can take into account things like complexion and ethnic background when assessing a face.
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Having a dermatologist that shares your ethnic background isn't always possible, though, and that can suck royally when you feel as if the person you're paying to help you live your best skin doesn't seem to know it well enough.
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The Greens, who traditionally enjoy strong support from Germans of Turkish ethnic background but are sharply critical of the government of President Tayyip Erdogan, are likely to side with Merkel in her attempts to avoid a serious rupture with Turkey.
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" He recalls "a kind of surprise," the palpable sense that "people are slightly uncomfortable that [he] made what they see as a jump, from being someone identifiably writing about [his] ethnic background, if that's the word, to someone who wasn't.
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The standardized tests look at all known cancer risk factors, including whether the family history includes multiple cases of breast cancer rather than just one, as well as ethnic background, since some groups are more likely to carry BRCA mutations.
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As a third culture kid it can be easy to get confused and overwhelmed by a multi-ethnic background, but now as I learn more about the richness of my cultures I grow increasingly proud of them, and my name.
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During those blackouts, members of Ethiopia's diaspora used social media to amplify news of the crackdown, eventually pushing the ruling party to put forward Mr. Abiy, a political insider who is of mixed religious and ethnic background, to lead the country.
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We've reproduced Rockwell's paintings as photographs, both to mark the 75th anniversary of the original works and to highlight the America we believe in — a country where everyone is represented and valued, regardless of their social status, faith or ethnic background.
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It doesn't matter that the company is using national origin instead of race to discriminate, or that the reasoning behind the discrimination is "cultural" rather than "biological": It is still using negative stereotypes to discriminate against people from a particular ethnic background.
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Potentially. I know there's a lot of work being done on racial identity and the idea of skin tone politics in the real world and the idea of what skin colors are essentially desirable based on your ethnic background and so on.
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" These guidelines highlight the importance of avoiding gendered pronouns and emphasize that the event is "a night off from [attendees] having to deal with a strangers' interest in their gender identity, sexuality, ethnic background, disability, body shape or any aspect of their appearance.
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Furthermore, the organizations recommended that in addition to traditional cardiac risk factors, others that should be taken into account include family history, ethnic background and disorders like metabolic syndrome, chronic kidney disease, inflammatory conditions, early menopause and even pregnancy-related high blood pressure.
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President Donald Trump's political appointees inappropriately retaliated against a career civil servant at the State Department in part because of her ethnic background, her perceived political views, and the fact that she was in government during prior administrations, a federal watchdog says.
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It's notable, too, that two other recent Disney releases, "Moana" and "Coco", made a point of using voice actors with a similar ethnic background to the characters they played, while the studio's "Big Hero 6" was set in a half-Japanese half-American fantasy metropolis.
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Mr. Verrey seemed to be touching on the frequent lament from supporters of race-conscious admissions that if they were not able to reveal their racial or ethnic background in their college applications, they would not be able to explain the core of their identity.
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This significance or purpose for your soldiers is rooted in their Israeliness, in their confidence in their abilities and in military fraternity—a fraternity that, for the Israelis in the novel, subsumes or obviates deep differences in intra-Israeli ethnic background and social class.
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A person's siblings are most likely to be bone marrow matches due to genetic similarities, but if someone doesn't have siblings, their best chance of finding a match is to look for someone with a similar ethnic background, Gift of Life told Refinery29 in a statement.
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African Americans are four times as likely as whites to be arrested for drug offenses despite the fact that whites and blacks use drugs at roughly the same rate and that people who buy drugs usually purchase them from sellers of their own racial or ethnic background.
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The new study calls for more focus on personalized medicine, taking into account a patient's ethnic background as well as other factors, said Dr. Alvin Powers, president of medicine and science for the American Diabetes Association and a professor at the Vanderbilt University School of Medicine.
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The New Democrats, who so far have only ever achieved power at the provincial level, are hoping that Mr. Singh's personal charisma, ethnic background and history as a social advocate may finally provide a formula that can lift the party to power at the federal level.
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Written by Jeanine Cummins, the novel has been the talk of American publishing due to what many have called the book's stereotypical portrait of Mexican immigrants, the author's reshifting of her ethnic background, and a distasteful rollout that included barbed wire centerpieces at a party for the book.
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DNA testing gets all the attention these days — from shining light on your ethnic background to identifying serial killers — but for real genealogy buffs, searching for the paper trail in old censuses, wills, and marriage records to build a family tree is a hobby that they will happily spend money on for years.
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As a first step, the USPSTF says, women with a personal or family history of breast, ovarian, fallopian tube, or peritoneal (the lining of the abdominal cavity) cancer and women whose ethnic background is associated with an increased risk of BRCA mutations should be evaluated with one of several risk assessment tools.
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Rather, its greatest assets are: 1) Tilda Swinton's charismatic, breezy performance as the Ancient One (though it's important to note that the character's ethnic background and Swinton's casting has been criticized for being racist), and 2) the movie's incredible visual effects, including city buildings folding, flipping, and spinning on top of one another.
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He has displayed throughout this campaign contempt for the constitutional niceties; attacking courts that rule against him because of the ethnic background of the judge concerned; attacking the press (and threatening to change the law to block criticism); calling on protesters to be beaten up at rallies; and threatening to have his opponent locked up.
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Recommendations included targeting diverse sources of talent through "alternative and non-traditional sources of recruiting," and developing deeper partnerships with "historically black colleges and universities and Hispanic-Serving Institutions," as well as the use of blind-résumé reviews, in which any indication of gender or ethnic background is omitted during a job candidate review.
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While Cruz regularly weaves his speeches with the emotional story of his father's escape from Cuba, he says he does not believe in the identity politics he claims is popular with Democrats, and he has described his evangelical faith and his conservative political philosophy as far more guiding principles in his life than his ethnic background.
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Harris, who has dedicated years of his life to the service of his country, said in an interview with the Korea Times in December that the only times his ethnic background has come into play was when he criticized China for its actions in the South China Sea, and recently, in South Korea in connection to his mustache.
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HuffPost and YouGov wanted to know whether participants had been in situations where they'd felt comfortable asking to use the restroom without making a purchase (as was the case for the two men in the Philadelphia scenario) as well as if they felt they'd been treated "unfairly" in a store or restaurant within the past year because of their racial or ethnic background.
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But his weakness in the Midwest is partially offset by the fact that he's doing better than Romney in a cluster of Southwestern states, including Nevada, Colorado, and New Mexico: If the Republican nominee were Marco Rubio, the straightforward explanation would be that his ethnic background plus his embrace of comprehensive immigration reform was helping him outperform Romney in states with large Hispanic populations but was hurting him with Midwestern white working-class voters.
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