They were 35% nonwhite in 2007 and 1.93% nonwhite in 2014.
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The electorate is white men, white women, nonwhite men, and nonwhite women.
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If it wouldn't play nonwhite artists, he'd stock his videos with nonwhite people.
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While the overall U.S. population is 563 percent nonwhite, the current House is just 22 percent nonwhite.
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In 22019, 29 percent of the electorate was nonwhite, but almost 40 percent of the country was nonwhite.
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In Connecticut, places with high nonwhite populations tend to have far more lottery ticket sales than places with smaller nonwhite populations.
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It's because Nevada's nonwhite residents — and voters — are far more likely to be Hispanic or Asian-American than the national nonwhite population.
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Nonwhite homeowners were much more likely than white homeowners to receive subprime loans — even when the nonwhite applicants qualified for better mortgages.
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Nonwhite voters are far more likely to be Democrats than Republicans, though a larger share of Democratic voters are white than nonwhite.
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While the nonwhite population of the state is about 41 percent, the census tracts around the Michoud plant are 83 percent nonwhite.
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"Deadly force has a disproportionate effect on nonwhite people, that's true, but nonwhite people disproportionately engage in behavior that is criminal and dangerous," Selby said.
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There have been calls to "decolonize" medieval studies by confronting the structural racism that has kept both nonwhite scholars and nonwhite perspectives outside its gates.
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Female mentors and friendships with gay and nonwhite students compelled her to revise her theology (almost half of Biola's students are now nonwhite or international).
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The fracture point in Bendis's dialogue is in the moment where Miles doesn't understand why a nonwhite vlogger would be excited about a nonwhite Spider-Man.
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A new Pew study projects the portion of nonwhite voters will grow to a third in 2020 and Latinos could overtake African-Americans as the largest nonwhite voting bloc.
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The Southern Baptist Convention has 51,094 churches, and out of that, 10,300 of them are nonwhite churches, so we really want deeply to move forward in reaching multiethnic people, nonwhite people.
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But others have complained the number is proof the party only supports nonwhite candidates in so-called "minority districts," where nonwhite voters outnumber their white counterparts and therefore have more electoral power.
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She admits that she is making blanket judgments about nonwhite populations and is using those judgments to endorse policies that would disadvantage them and ensure that America's white population outnumbers its nonwhite one.
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" They found that victims were most often "male, not young, nonwhite, and living in or near the neighborhood in which the robbery took place," while criminals tended to be "young, nonwhite, and armed.
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They also weren't limited to certain election years, the actual candidates behind the delegates (although nonwhite delegates for nonwhite candidates, like Marco Rubio, appeared to face lower levels of discrimination), or geographic location.
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Scandinavia only really saw significant nonwhite immigration in the 1990s.
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The answer: the percentage of nonwhite voters in a county.
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The meager poll numbers among nonwhite voters for Pete Buttigieg?
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Have more nonwhite actors and creators led to better television?
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Yet airlines are largely not tapping nonwhite and women millennials.
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There were stronger gains also for nonwhite and Hispanic families.
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And remember, Trump also risks raising turnout among nonwhite voters.
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Every American has a hyphenated identity, not just nonwhite people.
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They convince audiences that every nonwhite population is a risk.
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Clinton has the support of 69 percent of nonwhite voters.
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And by 2045, most people in America will be nonwhite.
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How Much Wealthier Are White School Districts Than Nonwhite Ones?
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Similar trends are visible in counties with large nonwhite populations.
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The nonwhite and youth share of the electorate also increased.
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This year, he's doing just as well among nonwhite voters.
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Nearly half the featured artists are female, and half nonwhite.
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Women and nonwhite men don't have it quite as easy.
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Might a "culturally different" nonwhite labor force play a role?
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Winning the Democratic nomination rests on winning over nonwhite voters.
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He sees women and nonwhite immigrants as less than human.
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In 2015, a majority of young American children were nonwhite.
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Most Catholics — along with most nonwhite evangelicals — have backed Clinton.
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The county-level data isn't granular enough for us to be sure about whether strong white turnout, weak nonwhite turnout or nonwhite support of the Republican candidates were responsible for Democratic weakness in these areas.
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But their records both feature errors that nonwhite constituencies have questioned.
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I grew up in a nonwhite family in white corporate Texas.
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The organization will prioritize businesses with nonwhite, women, or LGBTQ owners.
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In 2012, nonwhite voters made up 28 percent of Arizona's electorate.
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Nonwhite voters at other polling places might not be so lucky.
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As death approached, nonwhite participants also had increasingly high depression scores.
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She is lynched, and nonwhite miners are driven out of town.
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He could likewise win the overwhelmingly nonwhite districts of New York.
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Their constituents are 20 percentage points more nonwhite than they are.
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The nonwhite population of Britain then was probably less than 20,000.
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It also has the country's highest percentage of nonwhite state legislators.
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Nonwhite groups are well represented in the Democratic race for president.
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The researchers found that nonwhite delegates got 10.5 percent fewer votes.
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A nonreligious, nonwhite woman is highly likely to be a Democrat.
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Absent that guarantee, lawmakers, especially nonwhite ones, vowed not to legalize.
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The majority of people who fall into these categories are nonwhite.
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Another would be to invest more resources into registering nonwhite voters.
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White supremacists suggested targeting law enforcement and "nonwhite" people in particular.
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They are, on average, 20173 percent white and 22017 percent nonwhite.
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Obama won partly through higher turnout among younger and nonwhite voters.
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Successfully running a nonwhite gay club these days can be difficult.
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Clinton bet her lot with college educated white and nonwhite voters.
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Sanders, though, is more than holding his own among nonwhite voters.
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In Denham's district, 17,000 of the 21,000 new residents are nonwhite.
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Those will be good tests for Buttigieg's appeal to nonwhite voters.
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Moreover, about 57% of employees working in tech roles are nonwhite.
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Nearly half of the featured artists are female, and half nonwhite.
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Biden keeps the lead when distinguishing between white and nonwhite voters.
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But today's Senate overrepresents white voters and significantly underrepresents nonwhite ones.
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The difference between white and nonwhite respondents was telling, she said.
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It's the rare romantic film with a nonwhite lead (Kumail Nanjiani).
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In 1790, the US banned nonwhite people from naturalizing as citizens.
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Current projections suggest that America will be majority nonwhite by 2044.
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And even collectively, nonwhite people in the US make up around, like, 40 percent of the population, but within that nonwhite category, there are so many different aspects to what racism looks like and how it's experienced.
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Start thinking about policies that only target particular groups — particularly nonwhite ones.
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But half of frequent moviegoers are nonwhite, according to the UCLA study.
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In comparison, Sanders received the support of only 14% of nonwhite voters.
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And the Third World, although mixed, contains a lot of nonwhite people.
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Imran Chaudhri, on the Apple design team, was the one nonwhite guy.
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One reason for the disparity may, ironically, be racism against nonwhite Americans.
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How does one decide when a film calls for casting nonwhite people?
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In a party that's struggled to reach nonwhite voters, that was huge.
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The second study was more novel, as it focused on nonwhite populations.
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More states — Texas among them — are projected to be a majority nonwhite.
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Only 18 percent of nonwhite Americans approve of his job so far.
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The new middle-class utopia did, of course, exclude most nonwhite Americans.
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Young nonwhite men have not traditionally been considered a key swing demographic.
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And despite that omission, it was a remarkable year for nonwhite actors.
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Clinton does best in states with more nonwhite voters, her strongest group.
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Most of the state's nonwhite voters are Asian-American or Hispanic. Mrs.
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On Tuesday, every nonwhite group in America voted overwhelmingly for Hillary Clinton.
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The population of those under 18 will be majority nonwhite next year.
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Artists who were once denied entry, many of them nonwhite, came in.
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There are also nonwhite Republicans elsewhere on the party ticket this year.
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The uninsured rate has fallen most dramatically for nonwhite adults since 2013.
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And it's a white show whose nonwhite characters don't feel like objects.
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Of its romance titles, nearly 20 percent were written by nonwhite authors.
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In 1992, nonwhite voters made up 13 percent of the American electorate.
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Even with large crowds, polls show her falling behind with nonwhite voters.
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Even with large crowds, polls show Klobuchar falling behind with nonwhite voters.
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It's not as though you can't find nonwhite people at the movies.
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He's at 247% with nonwhite voters, compared to 493% among white voters.
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Gifted programs can attract wealthy parents to a mostly poor, nonwhite school.
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Clinton had huge edges among young and nonwhite voters, the poll found.
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The results are a bit larger for males and for nonwhite students.
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And at least 85 percent were nonwhite each year, usually much higher.
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Just 18 percent have a college degree, and 44 percent are nonwhite.
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His support among nonwhite likely caucusgoers is a third of that, 6%.
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The "people" of Perón and Chávez were the downtrodden, and the nonwhite.
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In general, they overestimated the number of well-educated and nonwhite voters.
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I have found that I'm normally the one nonwhite person on set.
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The United States is expected to be majority nonwhite within a generation.
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Some Trump supporters have independently said they'll try to monitor nonwhite voters.
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They expected nonwhite Americans, Democrats, and liberals to be ruthless in victory.
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In 603, for the first time, a majority of infants were nonwhite.
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The US government has never held families — nonwhite families, anyway — to be sacrosanct.
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Yet Clinton remains well ahead due to her overwhelming support among nonwhite voters.
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The issue for him continues to be an inability to win nonwhite voters.
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Peter didn't need to have some grand realization that being nonwhite is different.
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Caine appears to believe that nonwhite actors, actresses, and filmmakers want special treatment.
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There's also evidence he does better in places with a larger nonwhite population.
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It's a type of patriotism many nonwhite Americans can finally see themselves in.
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America's nonwhite population tends to be overwhelmingly in large or medium-sized states.
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When I'm tan, I feel more like myself — a beautifully brown, nonwhite American.
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But the problem is far more widespread, disproportionately hurting female and nonwhite workers.
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And that didn't include several nonwhite nominees for many behind-the-scenes awards.
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They were 46 percent nonwhite, compared with 22014 percent of all registered voters.
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They were 46 percent nonwhite, compared with 29 percent of all registered voters.
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THE PERCENTAGE OF WOMEN IN MANAGEMENT POSITIONS, WOMEN OVERALL, PEOPLE WHO ARE NONWHITE.
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Diversity, in short, isn't about simply including as many nonwhite men as possible.
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Among nonwhite respondents, 6900 percent say they have a great deal of respect.
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So they'll target nonwhite voters to make sure they don't break the law.
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His attorney general will almost certainly roll back civil rights for nonwhite Americans.
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They are disproportionately young, nonwhite and low-income, demographics that favor the party.
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President Trump did slightly better with nonwhite voters than his predecessor, Mitt Romney.
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It's a type of patriotism many nonwhite Americans can finally see themselves in.
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And today, about half the babies born in the United States are nonwhite.
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She has tended to do best among nonwhite voters and wealthy white voters.
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Clinton and Mr. Sanders are basically splitting both the white and nonwhite vote.
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On the court, Clarence Thomas and Sotomayor, the only nonwhite justices, are Catholic.
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Her own relatives were unwilling to accept a nonwhite child into the family.
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Of 19 proper names that appeared, 14 were women, most of them nonwhite.
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The group was predominantly white, with fewer than a dozen nonwhite potential jurors.
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Puerto Rico and Washington, D.C., have no senators and are both heavily nonwhite.
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This winnowing of nonwhite jurors is not a quirk of just one state.
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A nonwhite audience might have been Chris once, twice or all the time.
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"How are you today?" a smiling Serita asks her anxious, primarily nonwhite defendants.
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Isolated all-white neighborhoods have dwindled as many nonwhite neighborhoods have remained segregated.
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"It just seemed we couldn't talk to nonwhite folks," one Warren staffer said.
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There are a lot questions about turnout among young people and nonwhite voters.
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Underappreciated names, particularly nonwhite and female artists, are driving growth in the market.
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Conservative Catholics are very much part of the focus, as are nonwhite evangelicals.
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" Speaking on MSNBC in 2016, he questioned the historical contributions of nonwhite "subgroups.
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Increased proximity most likely expanded white people's knowledge of what nonwhite people face.
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They are disproportionately nonwhite; Southern; and less likely to have graduated from college.
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The question is whom whites will still identify as nonwhite by the 2040s.
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Evidence suggests that patients of color fare better when they have nonwhite doctors.
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If young and nonwhite Americans started voting more often, it could transform politics.
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The most heated comment threads, they announced, would give priority to nonwhite participants.
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And those numbers go up among young adults (especially women) and nonwhite users.
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Those nonwhite Democrats are also the least likely ones to identify as liberal.
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Both denied political and economic rights to nonwhite people, whose labor was exploited.
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These powers — nonwhite, non-Christian — are susceptible to being expelled from its ambit.
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And as a result, they're constantly practicing the association of nonwhite with crime.
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Ms. Harris cracked double digits, but most other nonwhite candidates were far behind.
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Two is that at this point, about half of Democratic voters are nonwhite.
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If casting were colorblind, why aren't Brando and Taylor played by nonwhite actors?
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There are still cringe-worthy instances where a writer might bungle a nonwhite or queer comic book character, and there's still a lack of female and nonwhite creators, writers, and artists in the comic book industry, but representation continues to improve.
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Projects like The Outsider tend to get labeled as acts of whitewashing, but the term doesn't quite fit; whitewashing is meant to describe white actors getting cast to play nonwhite characters or in place of characters originally written as nonwhite.
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One prediction of the "white threat in a browning America" thesis is that the market for candidates emphasizing the demographic threat of nonwhite groups on the right and the hopes and desires of nonwhite groups on the left will only grow.
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In 2016, 29% of fashion glossy covers featured nonwhite models (197 covers in total).
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Warren received 7% of nonwhite voter support, while Harris and O'Rourke tied for 4%.
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Shouldn't nonwhite/LGBTQ writers, artists, and creators be allowed to tell their own stories?
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This season, however, nonwhite models accounted for the largest percent of models at 36.9%.
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He's nonchalantly calling, by extension, the patriotism of millions of nonwhite Americans into question.
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By the middle of this century, the nation is going to be majority nonwhite.
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And speaking of "pathetically low" numbers: Out of 50 showrunners, only five were nonwhite.
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America's white majority tends to vote Republican while its nonwhite minority backs the Democrats.
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The black directors of each movie along with their nonwhite actors were shut out.
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This stat, as noted in the Hollywood Reporter, includes both female and nonwhite members.
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Their party looked like a party for white voters in an increasingly nonwhite country.
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Today, more than 60 percent of suburbanites live in integrated or predominantly nonwhite areas.
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And they were told by writers who were not only nonwhite but also nonmale.
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There's reason to think Mr. Trump really is a favorite in these nonwhite areas.
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The former vice president's support from older voters is especially pronounced among nonwhite Democrats.
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Among 302 Democrats who serve in those positions, by comparison, one-third are nonwhite.
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And why is Leslie Jones's character, the only nonwhite Ghostbuster, also the only nonscientist?
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Unless, that is, someone uncovers a new, nonwhite beneficiary to the elimination of preferences.
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Milwaukee itself, which is nearly two-thirds nonwhite, has never elected a black mayor.
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White leaders got credit for championing diversity, while nonwhite leaders were penalized for it.
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Clinton among nonwhite voters than seems plausible, particularly given his rhetoric against Hispanic immigrants.
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There are more missing nonwhite voters than white voters, according to voter file data.
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Medicaid expansion disproportionately benefits nonwhite Americans; so does spending on public health more generally.
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By the middle of this century the nation is going to be majority nonwhite.
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That means more voters, more young voters, and — crucially — more nonwhite voters, especially Latinos.
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In a conventional frame, "identity politics" means outreach to nonwhite groups but nothing else.
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And the rate was higher in areas where a majority of residents were nonwhite.
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The white writer is appropriating the experience of a nonwhite person—"performing" a self.
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A year ago, I asked Commissioner Rob Manfred about the dearth of nonwhite managers.
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Was there ever a moment when the persecution of nonwhite Americans wasn't the norm?
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Latinos are expected to make up the largest nonwhite ethnic voting bloc in 2020.
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Learn directly from nonwhite sex workers on Twitter, where they've chosen to be public.
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Sanders's allies, though, think that his economics-focused message will resonate with nonwhite voters.
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In Milan 24 percent were nonwhite, and in Paris the figure was 26 percent.
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Fast-forward to present day, and now about 40 percent of players are nonwhite.
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So far, that effort that has not proven successful with low-income nonwhite voters.
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Miami-Dade wasn't the only place where Democrats were weak in predominantly nonwhite areas.
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And the nonwhite share of voters isn't too far from even, at 42 percent.
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The impact of the nation's fundamental paradox mostly fails the nonwhite and the poor.
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Almost all the murder victims in the past several years have been nonwhite women.
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The vast majority of the earth's population is nonwhite, and roughly half are women.
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Nonwhite teachers in schools with poor resources are at particular risk of burning out.
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They should scrupulously examine laws that limit ballot access for young and nonwhite voters.
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Often because, I think, it comes from nonwhite people and is therefore less — what?
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But they could also reduce the size and influence of the country's nonwhite population.
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The Oscars don't have a great track record of honoring nonwhite actors in general.
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Even when we concentrate on born-again evangelicals, there are plenty of nonwhite Americans.
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In polls, Ms. Warren still struggles with nonwhite voters and those without college degrees.
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Despite his massive fundraising and large staffing, he continues to struggle with nonwhite voters.
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Nonwhite make up about that percentage in Nevada and a majority in South Carolina.
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Andrew Yang, the Asian-American entrepreneur, is the only nonwhite candidate on the stage.
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Cynthia Erivo, who played Harriet Tubman in Harriet, is the only nonwhite actor nominated.
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The typical stomach cancer patient was a nonwhite man in his 2700s and 25s.
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If lower class, nonwhite, immigrant women could vote, that soft power could be compromised.
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Buttigieg is polling far worse among the relatively few nonwhite likely caucusgoers in Iowa.
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His very favorable rating among nonwhite likely caucusgoers in our combined sample is 20%.
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Whitewashing, or casting white actors as nonwhite characters, has galvanized Asian-Americans in Hollywood.
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Half of all new Southern Baptist churches — the largest evangelical group — are primarily nonwhite.
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They think the shift in power, from white to nonwhite Americans, is already happening.
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In the 1950s, the nonwhite share of the Democratic vote was about 7 percent.
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ZB: The Republican Party has had difficulty with nonwhite voters for some time, right?
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It seems like there's long been alienation between the conservative movement and nonwhite voters.
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Clinton will easily maintain her strength among nonwhite voters may be shakier than once thought.
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For the Democrats, Nevada is the first contest with a meaningful nonwhite and urban population.
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"Black Panther," after all, already proved that a nonwhite superhero movie can attain blockbuster status.
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Mr. Bowie's first videos for MTV play like cautionary tales for nonwhite artists: steer clear.
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At this rate, Trump's Cabinet will probably not even be 10 percent women or nonwhite.
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But it could nonetheless give him another opportunity to overcome his weaknesses among nonwhite voters.
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Ninety-three schools in the metro area are "hypersegregated," or more than 21974 percent nonwhite.
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Trump doesn't explicitly say the "other place" needs to be somewhere nonwhite people are voting.
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In Quinnipiac University's most recent poll, Clinton beats Trump by 47 points among nonwhite voters.
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Though some of us are nonwhite, the women quoted here are not Black or brown.
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At the same time, he has no hope unless he makes inroads with nonwhite voters.
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And appealing to nonwhite voters risks weakening his position with his white, anti-immigration base.
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Those nonwhite constituencies disproportionately backed the incumbent governor, the Democrat Jerry Brown, Ms. Brown's brother.
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At Valencia College, more than two-thirds of the 80,393-strong student body is nonwhite.
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The two shows with the most nominations — "Hamilton" and "Shuffle Along" — feature predominantly nonwhite casts.
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Meanwhile, Menendez is supported by 51 percent of nonwhite voters, while Hugin holds 18 percent.
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By the 2019 World Cup in Japan, South Africa's roster must be 50 percent nonwhite.
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What might it take between now and November to win over nonwhite voters, especially Latinos?
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Ethnic change is gathering pace: By 2050, roughly 30 percent of Britons could be nonwhite.
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It is those born to nonwhite, less educated mothers who die at disproportionately high rates.
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It is a way to harass not just immigrants but any nonwhite person in America.
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Elevating and demonizing extremely liberal, nonwhite, young, female politicians is one way they do it.
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The county and its schools are around 30 percent nonwhite, with a large immigrant population.
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In the 22012s, Lyndon Johnson hoped to expand the New Deal to cover nonwhite Americans.
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Such stories of pride and prejudice are common among nonwhite people in the Deep South.
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Imagine a white person's indignant response if a nonwhite stranger asked his or her race.
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For most of our history, nonwhite human beings were assigned value and sold as commodities.
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One of the big problems with racial capitalism is the way it constrains nonwhite people.
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In a field of more than 20 candidates, 50 percent of nonwhite voters support Biden.
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Bourbon makers aren't the only ones in the alcohol industry trying to attract nonwhite consumers.
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Sometimes a white supremacist killing a nonwhite person is just a pure expression of hate.
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A chaotic presidential campaign featuring populist candidates who gleefully paint nonwhite people as the enemy.
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In fact, the RNC carried out a coordinated political plot to systematically disenfranchise nonwhite voters.
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CNN's exit polling out of Alabama showed Biden with 69 percent support among nonwhite voters.
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These measures tend to disproportionately burden nonwhite voters, who tend to vote for Democratic candidates.
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Mr. Sanders's position among nonwhite voters is also better today than it was in 2016.
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The most fundamental legislative goal of the white nationalist movement is to limit nonwhite immigration.
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Former South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg faces a steep climb with nonwhite voters. Sen.
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It's an excellent idea to use lower-intensity or nonwhite LEDs when updating city illumination.
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Many people worry that college admissions tests are biased against low-income and nonwhite students.
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Together, they won 20133 percent of white voters and just 12 percent of nonwhite voters.
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Clinton was stronger among well-educated white and nonwhite voters than the exit polls imply.
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Not surprisingly, first choice preferences among white and nonwhite likely caucusgoers demonstrate a similar pattern.
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Further, he doesn't need to win a majority of nonwhite voters to win the nomination.
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Nonwhite younger voters aren't often polled specifically, but the generational divides this year are real.
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The supporting actor categories include nonwhite nominees, not all of the acting nominees are white.
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Amazingly, Mr. Trump also outperformed Mr. Romney among all nonwhite groups: blacks, Hispanics and Asians.
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White Australians are rarely forced to think about things from a nonwhite point of view.
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Unlike nonwhite voters, though, wavering Republicans are still looking for a reason to vote Trump.
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His campaign routinely ejects nonwhite people, including supporters (and local Republican officials), from his rallies.
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However, among Romney-to-Clinton voters, the nonwhite share was twice as large, 262 percent.
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During midterm elections, turnout among nonwhite voters usually sags more than it does among whites.
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He also floated proposals to punish dissenting journalists and exile millions of mostly nonwhite residents.
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Will nonwhite Americans be in danger when they head to the polls on Election Day?
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Nonwhite characters existed in the MCU but mostly as sidekicks or under prosthetics and makeup.
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Survey data, as reported by the Pew Research Center in 284.99, support the broad strokes of that narrative: about half of white men report owning at least one gun, compared to nearly 21911% of white women and nonwhite men, and just 216% of nonwhite women.
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He did a segment about "white genocide," the baseless conspiracy theory that immigration and [rising] nonwhite birthrates constitute a form of genocide by making whites a minority in the United States, who will then be wiped out by "evil scheming Jews" puppet-mastering nonwhite people.
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And that split seems baked in to the demography of Arizona, which has the widest so-called racial generation gap of any state in the country: Just 19 percent of the population over 65 is nonwhite; 60 percent of those under 18 are nonwhite.
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Although our last Iowa poll has an insufficient sample size to judge how nonwhite Democratic caucusgoers feel about Buttigieg, we can combine our last two Iowa polls (September and November) to get a good understanding of where nonwhite caucusgoers stand compared to white Democratic caucusgoers.
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Consider that half of all the babies born last year in the United States were nonwhite.
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She excels among nonwhite voters, and Nevada is the sixth-most diverse state in the country.
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But it's less clear whether she holds a similar edge among other groups of nonwhite voters.
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And you have to imagine away the activists working to make common cause among nonwhite Americans.
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For one, millennials are the most diverse group in US history (43% of them are nonwhite).
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"People think nonwhite voters want some whole different thing that isn't about economics," Erickson Hatalsky said.
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He even led Harris among nonwhite Democrats on that question by more than 6 to 1.
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There was the time he suggested that nonwhite subgroups had not made any "contributions" to civilization.
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But more than three-quarters of black and nonwhite Georgians say they would vote for Clinton.
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Half of nonwhite voters told CNN that Biden was their top choice for the Democratic nomination.
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Nonwhite approval of Trump is also at a high: 28%, up 10 points in a year.
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One is that nonwhite people tend to support Democrats at higher rates than white people do.
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Many of the nonwhite people in the room were sick to death of talking about it.
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White male critics wrote 63.9% of reviews, while nonwhite female critics wrote just 4.1% of them.
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If this challenge is just about gender, wouldn't we see more nonwhite women on this list?
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The issue for Buttigieg is simple: he has, so far, had little appeal to nonwhite voters.
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It's usually racial — in particular, white Americans using violence to suppress the vote of nonwhite Americans.
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He stepped up to the plate, immediately skewering the Academy for its lack of nonwhite nominees.
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That could be a problem if he wants to keep expanding his nonwhite-male voter base.
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Samantha Bee did it and ended up with a gender balanced staff (and also 30% nonwhite).
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In fact, the numbers for last season's nonwhite roles dropped, to 221 percent from 23 percent.
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Hillary Clinton, on the other hand, does better with older voters, with nonwhite voters, with women.
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The 1965 law eliminated the "nation of origin" quotas that artificially restricted nonwhite immigration to America.
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She may get help, of a kind, from the deep unpopularity of Trump with nonwhite voters.
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Need to point to a nonwhite figure who's been in the movie's corner from day one?
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Namely, it isn't solely the responsibility of nonwhite actors and actresses to be spokespeople for representation.
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It also found that white women tend to reply to white men and exclude nonwhite men.
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He's burning way too much support among well-educated and nonwhite voters, at least right now.
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The U.S. census makes a critical assumption that undermines its predictions of a majority-nonwhite country.
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About 43% of residents are nonwhite, and 80 languages are spoken in its well-regarded schools.
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Unlike other nonwhite voters in the surveys, they split on whether they support reducing legal immigration.
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Unlike other nonwhite voters in the surveys, they split on whether they support reducing legal immigration.
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Democratic gains from nonwhite voters have greatly slowed, to the marginal gains from demographic shifts alone.
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They are going to discount the intelligence, expertise and authority of any nonwhite boss or manager.
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Passing over a throng of nonwhite Republicans recently elected to high office, he settled on Gov.
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Their message is loud and clear: The nonwhite and non-English-speaking territories need not apply.
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Murray has also claimed that people with low IQs are more often found in nonwhite communities.
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The nonwhite portion of voters in Michigan's Democratic primary, according to exit polls, was 30 percent.
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If you're young, nonwhite, science-based and civil, there will be nothing in it for you.
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When nonwhite Americans protest peacefully, those protests are either ignored or covered as if they're violent.
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Vilifying nonwhite, female members of Congress electrifies their audience is a way that vilifying, say, Rep.
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Nonwhite voters are disproportionately young, and her weakness among young voters is a major reason Mrs.
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Can it make its own inner peace with living in an increasingly diverse and nonwhite America?
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Most settled in the mostly nonwhite, working-class suburbs — "les banlieues" — that ring its major cities.
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While football fandom is falling across all Americans, it is falling more slowly among nonwhite fans.
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It fell 14 percentage points among white respondents, but just five percentage points among nonwhite respondents.
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Since the 1960s, research has shown that poor and nonwhite students perform better in integrated schools.
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The Directors Guild blamed hiring of insiders for frustrating the progress of female and nonwhite directors.
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That is, do nonwhite people and institutions ever use whiteness to acquire social and economic value?
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If you want to do something good for nonwhite people, put some real resources into it.
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That brought white Europeans in contact with nonwhite, heavily Muslim immigrant populations for the first time.
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Many African-American cosplayers believe that Instagram and Facebook cosplay groups tend to isolate nonwhite cosplayers.
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The Boston Red Sox' white players accepted an invitation that most of its nonwhite players declined.
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Similarly, images of nonwhite women were used more on sites that focused on race and ethnicity.
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Most nonwhite, nonmale candidates don't have the option of making a campaign Not All About Them.
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As America becomes increasingly nonwhite, the culture will continue to move away from the homeownership ideal.
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But in an interview, he spoke at length about his hostility toward Jews and nonwhite people.
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Past desegregation efforts, based on involuntary busing and selective schools, offered little to poor, nonwhite children.
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Nonwhite approval of Trump is also at a high: 251%, up 251 points in a year.
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Sanders is putting together a multiracial coalition, adding nonwhite voters to his white non-college base.
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Sanders won 43% of and 36% of the nonwhite vote in Iowa and New Hampshire respectively.
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Separate, unequal: You've put enough nonwhite people in pop hits that you have to think alternatively.
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Pew has predicted that Hispanics will make up the largest nonwhite group of voters in 2020.
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Young, nonwhite and Democratic voters did not turn out in large numbers that year, and Mrs.
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They represent the most diverse voter group in history with 55% white and 45% nonwhite voters.
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But nonwhite participants are allowed to continue contentious discussions after they are closed to white users.
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Entrance polls on Monday suggested Sanders had won nonwhite people by a wide margin in Iowa.
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In 2016, about four in 10 Democratic caucusgoers were nonwhite; that share could increase this year.
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The Tuskegee study is far from the only unjust treatment of nonwhite groups in health care.
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Those students, most of them working adults getting short-term certificates, are disproportionately nonwhite and female.
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As a result, many nonwhite people in Germany feel they are greeted by default with suspicion.
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Since the last midterm election, 42 percent of the new voters who have registered are nonwhite.
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Indigenous and other nonwhite Australians are tired of telling the country what is wrong with blackface.
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He is the only nonwhite head coach to be hired so far in this off-season.
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Where the opioid crisis has affected nonwhite communities, the response has often been slow and inadequate.
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Aides say his economy-themed stump speech takes pains to acknowledge the pain of nonwhite workers.
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But this genre of advice ignores the perspectives of many nonwhite, non-Christian people in America.
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The president is a black man, and nonwhite faces are growing more common in popular culture.
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The Trump administration recoils from accusations that it does not care about nonwhite Americans or women.
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First, difficulty with black voters for historical reasons and other nonwhite voters for more recent reasons.
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Given the stark racial divides in those categories—Democrats win nonwhite religious voters by the same margins that they win nonwhite voters without college educations—the broad answer is clear: The Democratic Party doesn't have a religion problem as much as it has a white voter problem.
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Many of the red states with growing nonwhite populations also have the sort of older, Southern, less educated and more religious white populations that have trended toward the Republicans, even in states with far less demographic change and far fewer nonwhite voters (Arkansas, Oklahoma, Kentucky, Missouri).
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In April, when the Pew Research Center asked Republicans for their views on Trump, and their opinions on the US becoming majority nonwhite by 2050, they found that Republicans who thought a majority nonwhite population would be "bad for the country" had overwhelmingly favorable views of Trump.
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As of yet, there's little evidence of Buttigieg breaking through among nonwhite voters — and, notably, nonwhite voters aren't as sorted by the openness dimension between the parties, so the messages that work for white liberals in New Hampshire often fall flat with black churchgoers in South Carolina.
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According to Center on Education and the Workforce research, only 5% of white students and 3% of nonwhite students attend one of the top-tier private colleges; only about a quarter of white students and a fifth of nonwhite students attend any private institution at all.
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She was clobbered among nonwhite voters, just as Mr. Sanders looks likely to be when voting starts.
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To make up for it, Mr. Sanders will need to do better among nonwhite voters than Mrs.
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Clinton hinges on an important question: Is she strong among all nonwhite voters or just black voters?
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The Republican Party desperately needs to recruit nonwhite voters to its side, if it wants to survive.
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The Clinton campaign would like to be able to say that its nonwhite coalition is holding together.
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Meanwhile, 50 percent of white evangelical protestants favored bathroom bills, compared to 313 percent of nonwhite protestants.
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Meanwhile, 50 percent of white evangelical protestants favored bathroom bills, compared to 45 percent of nonwhite protestants.
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We also understand that there is a larger issue of misidentification in media—especially among nonwhite subjects.
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In the eyes of the courts, these laws have (whether intentionally or not) discriminated against nonwhite voters.
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When I was at middle school, I was the only nonwhite person, and everyone was really rich.
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Previously, Trump supporters told the Boston Globe that they plan to intimidate nonwhite voters on Election Day.
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But that message wasn't as effective in Texas and other places where nonwhite voter turnout was vital.
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He is a bombastic demagogue who has alienated Latinos, African-Americans, Muslims, Asian-Americans and nonwhite women.
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Overall, LGBTQ people are 67% white and 33% nonwhite, which is close to the national census figures.
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The Mormon Church: In a historic move, the church put two nonwhite men in top leadership posts.
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One large and critically important element of the Democratic collation, nonwhite voters, are mostly absent from Iowa.
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This is an industrywide issue, of course: Nonwhite, nonmale employees are generally paid less and treated worse.
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Under George W. Bush, about a fifth of Cabinet members were women and a fifth were nonwhite.
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Among nonwhite voters, Clinton leads by 69 percent to 17 percent over the bombastic billionaire Republican nominee.
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For many, the solution is not to abandon nonwhite Americans to the ravages of the Trump presidency.
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"I'm raring to try it again," he told the outlet regarding the possibility of another nonwhite lead.
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Trump's policies would both slow the rate of nonwhite immigration and actually make nonwhites leave the country.
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Sprawl costs us all, but it disproportionately racks up costs for poor people, nonwhite people, and women.
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Burr also leads with white and male voters, while the Democrat leads with women and nonwhite voters.
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The former presidential candidate also leads among men and white voters, while Murphy leads among nonwhite voters.
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The lack of nonwhite nominations has caused many to reuse the popular #OscarsSoWhite hashtag across social media.
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She's quite popular with nonwhite Democratic voters (55 percent favorable, 11 percent unfavorable in the Quinnipiac poll).
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Among the seven models that booked the most campaigns this season, only one, Mica Arganaraz, was nonwhite.
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The comparable figure among nonwhite and Hispanic Americans was $18,100, down from $4013,900 only three years before.
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"Movin backwards," like the track implies, means more suffering and more violence for nonwhite men and women.
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While roles are slowly improving for women and nonwhite actors, white and male are still the defaults.
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Majority-white districts in the state reportedly received $7,613 more in funding per student than nonwhite districts.
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He lost badly among nonwhite voters — losing cities like Bridgeport and Hartford by more than 40 points.
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A second problem is that several of the 2020 Democrats aren't inspiring enormous support from nonwhite voters.
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The increase seen in the new polling is driven by young people and nonwhite and Democratic voters.
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Clinton's strength among young, nonwhite and well-educated voters would be enough to make her a favorite.
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Irony: The very things Trump does to activate 'missing white voters' could actually activate missing *nonwhite* ones.
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It also conducts private meetings between residents of Milwaukee's nonwhite neighborhoods and its mostly white police force.
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Clinton is crushing Trump in Florida among nonwhite voters by 49 points, 71 percent to 22 percent.
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art appointed three new trustees to the board, two of whom were nonwhite.
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Would she have gotten this consideration if she weren't a person of means, or nonwhite, or both?
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Mr. Sanders is hugely popular among the young, and the nonwhite electorate in California is pretty young.
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The Naturalization Act of 1790, which barred nonwhite immigrants from becoming citizens, envisioned a racially exclusive Republic.
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Clinton once again demonstrated her loyal following among older and nonwhite Democrats, both significant constituencies in Arizona.
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At that moment, I became acutely aware that I was the lone nonwhite person in the van.
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Over the years, Americans considered Germans, Greeks, Irish, Italians, and Spaniards as nonwhite people of different races.
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And while running away from home isn't a problem unique to nonwhite children, they are particularly vulnerable.
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She will preside over a staff of more than 175 people, 58 percent of whom are nonwhite.
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And, like Ms. Williams, she assumed there were not many nonwhite climbers because she rarely saw them.
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It was silly, superficial and saddled with the attitudes of its time toward women and nonwhite characters.
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Now Ms. Pressley is poised to become the state's first nonwhite member of the House of Representatives.
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Of the 574 episodes from the company's 36 shows, nearly 52 percent had female or nonwhite directors.
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In the United States, this usually, though not always, involves white people benefiting from nonwhite racial identity.
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You want some nonwhite friends at your party, just like you want great lighting and fancy decorations.
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Before Canada changed its immigration laws in the 1960s, nonwhite people struggled to immigrate to the country.
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I am not of African background, but I am nonwhite and a lifelong fan of Marvel Comics.
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By throwing muscle behind nonwhite filmmakers who drew deeply from culturally specific experiences, studios hit pay dirt.
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In general, urban, nonwhite and young voters are harder to reach than rural, white and older voters.
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The former vice president sees his strongest support from college-educated white women and from nonwhite voters.
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From the start, Ms. Warren's campaign has made efforts to connect with working-class and nonwhite voters.
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Taken together, these two factors — higher Republican turnout and higher youth and nonwhite turnout — roughly canceled out.
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So when the so-called awards season heats up, you can't find anything serious, nonwhite and good.
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This horrific event precipitated a sharply negative turn in the country's attitudes toward men with nonwhite skin.
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She says the hate she sees in America makes her proud to be carrying a nonwhite baby.
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That a student is nonwhite obviously does not mean he or she is from a disadvantaged background.
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Deval Patrick failed to meet those requirements, making Yang the only nonwhite candidate onstage during December's debate.
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The problem is it's not clear at all that Buttigieg has solved his problem with nonwhite voters.
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The cancellation of the Crew is not a retreat from comics with nonwhite leads, said Mr. Alonso.
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Perhaps she hasn't been tempted to violate fair-housing laws because you don't have many nonwhite friends.
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Now, I will say that there is time for Buttigieg to improve his numbers with nonwhite voters.
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Unlike nonwhite South Africans under apartheid, however, Israeli Arabs have the vote and enjoy full citizen rights.
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On a somewhat small sample size, nonwhite women are supporting Biden by an overwhelming 215-point margin.
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Even 42 percent of nonwhite voters agree that Trump-bashing is all the party is focused on.
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The most moderate faction is the most nonwhite and focuses on pocketbook issues like jobs and taxes.
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The most moderate faction is the most nonwhite and focuses on pocketbook issues like jobs and taxes.
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Five of the nominees this year are acts led by women, while six prominently feature nonwhite performers.
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Democrats have depended on young and nonwhite voters, two groups that produce low turnout in midterm contests.
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The false equivalency of nonwhite disadvantage is even more apparent in the context of contemporary Asian immigration.
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Among Democrats, Sanders ties or even leads Clinton among white voters but is behind with nonwhite Democrats.
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For decades, National Geographic has been criticized for its colonialist approach to nonwhite cultures, specifically indigenous communities.
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There will almost certainly be people with guns standing outside heavily nonwhite polling places on Election Day.
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Fifty-eight percent of nonwhite voters said they would support her, compared to 34 percent for Sanders.
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In other words, white Protestant conservatives identify more with Republicans; nonwhite secular liberals identify more with Democrats.
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Another possible approach is to just reduce the salience of racial issues in national campaigns, perhaps by nominating nonwhite candidates who can afford to spend less time professing their commitment to anti-racist causes (thereby enabling the courting of both nonwhite voters and white voters harboring racial resentments).
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It has been argued, for instance, that nonwhite and female candidates might be at a disadvantage against Mr. Trump among swing voters in the Rust Belt, even though there is little evidence that nonwhite or female candidates do worse than white or male candidates as a general proposition.
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Clinton can each count on a demographic advantage beyond the simple, fair split between nonwhite and white voters.
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Slough -- the town where the British version of "The Office" is set -- voted Leave despite being majority nonwhite.
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Bernie Sanders, even though Biden backers are more likely to be more moderate, nonwhite and older than Sanders.
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But when you say that Hitler did nothing wrong you are explicitly advocating for violence against nonwhite people.
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Thirty-six percent of white evangelicals support family separation, compared to less than 13 percent of nonwhite Protestants.
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But it wasn't just nonwhite voters that voted for Hillary; it was everyone who lived in those areas.
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In 1988, roughly 39% of U.S. schools were predominantly white, while only 5% of schools were mostly nonwhite.
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It remains very difficult to see how Klobuchar wins the nomination — like Buttigieg, she struggles with nonwhite voters.
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Sayed said that on a previous Dote-fronted trip to Disneyland, she was the only nonwhite influencer invited.
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Yoshida was praised as one of the first nonwhite voices to really understand writing for a Western audience.
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But even if Buttigieg wins in Iowa, he needs to show some signs of life with nonwhite voters.
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He has nearly no chance to do as well among nonwhite voters as Mr. Obama did in 2008.
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Rachel Lindsay, the ABC franchise's first nonwhite leading contestant, got a surprise from host Chris Harrison on Monday.
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Half of all new Southern Baptist churches — to name just one prominent evangelical umbrella group — are primarily nonwhite.
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Over half of the state is nonwhite and over a third of the voting-age population is Latino.
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But this isn't the first time Trump has reportedly made racist comments about immigrants from predominantly nonwhite countries.
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Trump isn't going to do better than Mitt Romney did with nonwhite voters or with white college graduates.
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Those losses could just as easily be blamed on a lack of enthusiasm by nonwhite and young voters.
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Demonstrators explicitly portrayed American involvement in Vietnam as the continuation of American imperialism and suppression of nonwhite peoples.
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And I realized that I might be the first nonwhite person they had ever been physically close to.
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And just 12 percent of nonwhite voters view Mr. Trump favorably, while 68 percent view him unfavorably. Mrs.
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White Americans view Kanye West more favorably than nonwhite people do, according to a new CNN/SSRS poll.
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In 2015, the Census Bureau estimated that for the first time, a majority of US infants were nonwhite.
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Far more than a typical Republican presidential candidate, Mr. Trump faces a wall of opposition from nonwhite voters.
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It's a provision that critics say disproportionately affects nonwhite people, continuing the legacy of the war on drugs.
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Clinton is not poised to match the gains Mr. Obama made among nonwhite voters over previous Democratic nominees.
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Nonwhite immigrants still sense that reality when they risk their lives to immigrate to a white-majority America.
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Disapproval is highest among Democrats, liberals, those who disapprove of the job Trump is doing and nonwhite residents.
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When the queen celebrated her 90th birthday this year, more than 12 percent of her subjects were nonwhite.
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If someone with authority to do so classified you as nonwhite, would you view the situation with equanimity?
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They fear that Trump is creating a distraction that will pit working class whites against their nonwhite peers.
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Men (55%), nonwhite voters (55%) and Trump voters (52%) were the least likely to avoid discussing those matters.
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It does not come easily for white Britons to speak, face to face, of a nonwhite Briton's nationality.
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During President George W. Bush's first term, 45% of the cabinet was composed of women or nonwhite men.
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Harvard and diversity For the second year in a row, the freshmen class at Harvard is mostly nonwhite.
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There is no way for nonwhite Americans to participate in democracy in a "legitimate" way under this logic.
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As they see it, if there are more nonwhite people in America, there will be fewer white people.
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A hopeful contingent suggested Marvel could bring in much-needed nonwhite heroes by casting an actor of color.
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These panics about immigration, instead, reflect a long history of sexual panics in the West about nonwhite immigrants.
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And for the first time in American history, a majority of one party's voters (the Democrats) were nonwhite.
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Any political movement that was straightforwardly based on economic distress would find its greatest support among nonwhite Americans.
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But Mr. Trump's roster is notably lacking when it comes to the party's most prominent, nonwhite officeholders. Gov.
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Clinton still has an edge in the survey because of a commanding advantage among women and nonwhite voters.
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And while his appeal with many young and nonwhite voters is clearly strong, it might not be enough.
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It was once used to portray Indigenous Australians, and other nonwhite races, as primitive and incapable of development.
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The white characters dismiss the blacks' voodoo practices, and their ignorance leads to fear of their nonwhite neighbors.
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Polls show enthusiasm surging in many mostly white suburban districts, but less so among young and nonwhite voters.
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But zoom out to include nonwhite Democratic primary voters or those without college degrees and things look different.
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Vogue Paris had only one cover featuring a nonwhite woman, Ms. Hadid again, with the model Taylor Hill.
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On the other, they oppose singling out minority groups, particularly nonwhite minorities, in laws restricting freedom of expression.
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A lot of the pro-Trump-to-be-anti-Trump liberals assume that nonwhite voters will save them.
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They are mostly young and nonwhite, and they represent an important part of the Democratic Party's demographic future.
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You're one of very few nonwhite directors who's been able to make a studio movie at this scale.
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When the political vise tightens on him, he just so happens to find a nonwhite target to attack.
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When his tongue gets loose within him, he just so happens to find a nonwhite target to attack.
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And the flip side is true too: People who are nonwhite, secular, and liberal have aligned with Democrats.
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The Ripped Bodice study reports that 3.9 percent of it 2016 romance books were written by nonwhite authors.
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Yet a racial divide remains — the wealth and educational disparities between white and nonwhite residents are often vast.
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College-educated white voters, paired with nonwhite voters, could profoundly endanger the G.O.P. in traditionally Republican, upscale districts.
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The resulting gentrification threatens the livelihoods of some renters, including many of the city's nonwhite and L.G.B.T. residents.
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Facebook said that its proportion of female and nonwhite technical employees was 17 percent and 52 percent, respectively.
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Other more moderate options, like Senator Amy Klobuchar and Mr. Buttigieg have struggled to connect with nonwhite audiences.
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And the latest CNN survey found Sanders pulling ahead of Biden for the first time among nonwhite voters.
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The CNN survey found Sanders winning 6900 percent support among nonwhite voters, compared to 2628 percent for Biden.
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Democrats are a coalition of liberal and nonwhite Christians, Jews, Muslims, New Agers, agnostics, Buddhists and so on.
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Whitman had imbibed a version of social Darwinism that predicted the decline of nonwhite peoples, Asians sometimes excepted.
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But Mr. Castro could, say, add fire to Mr. Biden's team and underline his strength with nonwhite voters.
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Diversity isn't measured by the number of workshops you have or the number of nonwhite employees you hire.
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And many voters might harbor traditional and even discriminatory notions of leadership that disadvantage nonwhite and female candidates.
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In 2010, a majority of its more than 200 million citizens identified as nonwhite for the first time.
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Sanders, by contrast, is a less frightening boogeyman for Republican voters than even nonwhite people outside of politics.
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Instead, the campaign focused on later primaries in states with more nonwhite voters, including South Carolina and California.
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The 153 Whitney Biennial made history: Of its 215 artists, a majority were nonwhite, and half were women.
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Is Canada ready for a nonwhite prime minister, one who wears his religion on his head, no less?
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New York, where 31.5 percent of the models were nonwhite, led the charge, and Milan came in last.
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Those extra votes, many from younger or nonwhite Americans, would make Trump's re-election all the more difficult.
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And many voters might harbor traditional and even discriminatory notions of leadership that disadvantage nonwhite and female candidates.
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They're now being undercut by Uber, many of whose drivers are nonwhite and immigrants – and rely on GPS.
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His absence from an art history that is just getting around to acknowledging its nonwhite artists is telling.
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Relative to John McCain and Mitt Romney, Trump is doing worse with white college graduates and nonwhite workers.
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And the flip side is also true: People who are nonwhite, secular, and liberal have aligned with Democrats.
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This is mainly attributable to higher levels of support for Mr. Kavanaugh among less engaged, less educated and nonwhite Democrats: Seventy-three percent of nonwhite Democrats, 78 percent of Democrats without a college degree, and 70 percent of Democrats who didn't vote in the 51 midterm election opposed Mr. Kavanaugh.
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Black voters punch far above their share of the population in Democratic primaries, while other nonwhite voters do not.
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All of these are in swing states (or at least potential swing states), and all have large nonwhite populations.
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If anything, over the past decade the political ties among various groups of nonwhite Americans have gotten much stronger.
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It still has the potential to wreak lasting damage on nonwhite American communities — to unsew them from public life.
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If the Trump administration wants to dismantle affirmative action with nonwhite plaintiffs, it won't be hard to find some.
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Of the 13 categories announced during Saturday night's telecast, seven had either nonwhite actors or diverse ensembles as nominees.
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According to some sources, women and nonwhite performers have seen significant pay bumps as a result of this law.
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In 219 it backed Barack Obama's candidacy, but its membership, which skews nonwhite and female, broke for Hillary Clinton.
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After all, no one involved in hiring said aloud that nonwhite people needed fancier degrees to earn an interview.
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Clinton has a vastly superior ground game and Trump's birtherism is likely to drive his nonwhite numbers even lower.
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In areas formerly subject to oversight, average travel times increased by more than a minute for majority nonwhite neighborhoods.
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It's not that the Clinton campaign is hoping that Latinos (and other nonwhite voters) won't show up on Saturday.
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Diversity: 59% of Republicans and 46% of whites said that a majority nonwhite population will weaken American culture, vs.
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The elements of these attacks repeat on a theme: explicitly connecting his nonwhite opponents to crime and social decay.
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Gardner points to well-publicized voting issues as being particularly hard on single women (and nonwhite, non-Republican voters).
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According to a 2013 survey by the Pew Research Center, 34 percent of LGBT survey respondents identify as nonwhite.
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Other voters dealt with issues at predominantly nonwhite voting precincts, and some struggled to cast absentee and provisional ballots.
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It still has the potential to wreak lasting damage on nonwhite American communities—to unsew them from public life.
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For starters, this season's report found that 4443% of models cast in print campaigns were white and 24.5% nonwhite.
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Seventy percent of nonwhite voters back Clinton, 8 percent back each Johnson and Stein, and 7 percent back Trump.
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Majority-white districts were also found to have received $85033,000 more in funding per student than majority-nonwhite districts.
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Nonwhite voters could make up nearly 30 percent of the electorate in 53, up from 14 percent in 1984.
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Some 32 percent of Asian and nonwhite employees said they were discriminated against, versus 22 percent of white employees.
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The numbers are especially appalling among minority workers - savings for nonwhite households near retirement (age 55-0003) average $30,000.
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The divisions go beyond ideology and ambition: Older, nonwhite Democrats and those without college degrees strongly favor Mr. Biden.
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Two-thirds of the families displaced were often poor and nonwhite, and neighborhoods became divided and weakened, he said.
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He has pressed for more new music and for a stronger representation of female and nonwhite composers and conductors.
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What was different was that the United States had acquired overseas territories with substantial native populations understood as nonwhite.
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The young constituents even in Republican congressional districts are fairly diverse — over a quarter of that population is nonwhite.
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Clinton could win enough well-educated white voters and nonwhite voters to swamp Mr. Trump's white working-class gains.
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But when female and nonwhite leaders chose the same diversity candidate, they were rated as 10 percent less effective.
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Clinton has always excelled among black voters, but the leanings of other nonwhite voters are somewhat less clear. Mrs.
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Nonwhite women are more likely to not have heard of her but also to have a lower unfavorable rating.
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The report also found that the majority of imprisoned women are nonwhite, and nearly 8 in 10 are mothers.
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But chipping away could be decisive, given their massive advantages among nonwhite voters in cities like Philadelphia and Cleveland.
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That's what you call delivering for the base — and it's surely one reason nonwhite voters have overwhelmingly favored Mrs.
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So far, the polls suggest he will lose too much ground among well-educated and nonwhite voters to win.
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A GOP that nominates Trump—and embraces nativism—is one that lacks room for all immigrant and nonwhite groups.
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Broadening our conception of American literature beyond the cast of lily-white men would not simply benefit nonwhite readers.
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That's because there's still another batch of 600 or so delegates in states and territories with large nonwhite populations.
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For instance, in Florida, which has a large Hispanic population, he is winning only 21 percent of nonwhite voters.
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Gallup got itself into trouble for this reason in 2012: It trimmed its weights, and nonwhite voters were underrepresented.
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It began in 21973, when Ms. Machado became the first nonwhite model featured in the pages of Harper's Bazaar.
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Like Puerto Rico and Washington, they are home to a lot of nonwhite people, which is not a coincidence.
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But it's not clear if this blue turnout surge will extend much further, particularly among young and nonwhite voters.
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In districts where fewer than 25 percent of voters are nonwhite, there's no gap between likely and registered voters.
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What happened in Europe is straightforward: An unprecedented wave of nonwhite, heavily Muslim immigration made many European whites uneasy.
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There's a lot to celebrate about baseball's history, including desegregation and the many nonwhite stars the sports has produced.
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White children who lived in large cities experienced more diversity, attending schools that were, on average, 55 percent nonwhite.
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Insurgents are often female, often young and often nonwhite, all groups that are part of the Democrats' base strategy.
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But it's worth remembering that many of the year's most talked-about films were helmed by largely nonwhite casts.
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Rogers This year pop culture really proved how bankable nonwhite story lines and heroes and love stories can be.
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The race is expected to draw several women and nonwhite contenders, making for the most diverse field in history.
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"In the post-civil rights era, Democrats needed to maintain their nonwhite base without alienating white voters," he said.
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When you combine white and nonwhite born-again evangelicals, Trump currently has an approval rating in the high 20163s.
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Sanders support crosses racial lines About 22016% of Democratic primary voters are nonwhite and somewhere around 249% are black.
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In the acting categories, only one nonwhite actor earned a nod — Cynthia Erivo for playing Harriet Tubman in Harriet.
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Each of the three nonwhite Democrats closely questioned Kavanaugh on his views about federal civil rights laws and enforcement.
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In the visceral sense, my nonwhite friends and I have experienced varying degrees of verbal intimidation and physical aggression.
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The White Australia policy, which barred nonwhite immigrants, had recently ended, and a new era of multiculturalism had begun.
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As early caucus voting began in Las Vegas, appealing to nonwhite voters was a clear focus of the candidates.
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It was a limited reprieve — a three-year exemption to the dictation test commonly used to exclude nonwhite immigrants.
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Opposed was Congresswomen Patsy Takemoto Mink, who was the first nonwhite and the first Asian-American woman in Congress.
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In November, the Brits announced that it would add more women and nonwhite people to their roster of judges.
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This 6% is not appreciably different from what national polls have found his support to be among nonwhite voters.
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Right now, though, Buttigieg clearly has an issue with nonwhite voters that could keep him from winning the nomination.
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Sanders leads with nonwhite voters, progressives, people from urban areas and the Northeast and men, according to the poll.
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Former vice president Joe Biden can't say enough about the power of Nevada's nonwhite voters; former South Bend, Ind.
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But if most Pearl Jam fans are white, then the ad has excluded nonwhite people from seeing the ad.
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For instance, the percentage of nonwhite curators has risen to 16 percent in 2018 from 12 percent in 2015.
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The show paid mere lip service to the successes of women and nonwhite performers, and were boring to boot.
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Sanders also has a big lead among nonwhite voters in Iowa at 22020 percent, followed by Biden at 23.
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Sure, plenty of nonwhite people will find themselves at the Thanksgiving tables with family members with opposing political views.
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Former American Express CEO Ken Chenault, who was also the company's first nonwhite director, joined the board in January.
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Florida, Nevada, and North Carolina, on the other hand, all have populations that are a third or more nonwhite.
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They believe that he represents (whether intentionally or not) an ideology that is hostile to groups of nonwhite Americans.
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And like those films, Cage — along with female and other nonwhite comic book characters Marvel created — came with a dilemma.
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After all, in the 1970s, white leaders defined merit to limit the number of nonwhite students at the specialized schools.
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Democrats have had a very tough time turning out their increasingly young and nonwhite liberal base in midterm congressional elections.
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Akinyemi said she then watched vlogs from other houseguests and noticed different sleeping arrangements between nonwhite guests and white guests.
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On some issues, nonwhite voters appear to have preferences that could prove to be a challenge for the Midwestern mayor.
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"I've been on this film for six years," she said of Coco, Pixar's first film with a nonwhite human protagonist.
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After all, the monarchy is meant to help provide identity and unity for a country that's increasingly nonwhite and multiracial.
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Meanwhile, 2130 percent of Asian and nonwhite employees said they were discriminated against, compared with 2000 percent of white employees.
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Two students of color noted that, despite a diverse student body, the school seemed to have few nonwhite staff members.
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The church has also more recently partnered with the NAACP and appointed its first nonwhite officials to top leadership positions.
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But it's not just the Post's treatment of its younger, nonwhite, nonmale staffers that is deserving of criticism and scrutiny.
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That complicates Biden's ability to arouse intense support from young and nonwhite voters, which has become essential to Democratic mobilization.
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Fifty-six percent of the South Carolina Democratic primary electorate was nonwhite in 22014, according to the state election commission.
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This fringe, angling itself into the mainstream, courtesy of Trump, wants (nonwhite) race to just go quiet, and go away.
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This year is also the fourth time in a row that a nonwhite director has won the Best Director statue.
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Today this former nation sent a message to the political establishment -- and the nation's nonwhite populations -- by electing Donald Trump.
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A 2014 study found No2 air pollution concentration was 38% higher in poor, nonwhite communities than in affluent white neighborhoods.
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On the advantaged side, there are nearly 22020 million students who attend schools that are, on average, 22020 percent nonwhite.
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Accordingly, young and nonwhite respondents were likelier to think the proceedings were fair, and older/white people were less likely.
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The migrant caravan triggers white identity politics, activating enthusiasm among Trump supporters who perceive nonwhite migrants as an existential threat.
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Even rarer, sometimes nonwhite people make and star in them (see Iranian-American filmmaker Desiree Akhavan's 2015 film Appropriate Behavior).
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The pattern is one we know well, a struggle between nonwhite entertainers and their would-be handlers that is ongoing.
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The difference was that nonwhite workers were more likely to withdraw money or to borrow against their 401(k) accounts.
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As the nonwhite population grows, many white Americans are worried the country's traditional culture will be transformed into something unfamiliar.
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Clinton won New York thanks to big support from nonwhite and affluent voters in New York City and its suburbs.
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Yet nonwhite Biden supporters are likelier than white Biden voters to say they would choose Mr. Trump over Ms. Warren.
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Yet nonwhite Biden supporters are likelier than white Biden voters to say they would choose Mr. Trump over Ms. Warren.
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Because nonwhite voters keep growing as a share of the electorate, lingering impressions could haunt a generation of Republican candidates.
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Studies have also shown that white mass shooters are often treated more sympathetically by news outlets than their nonwhite counterparts.
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Analysts have conflated all of the effect of higher turnout and percentage of support among nonwhite voters with demographic shifts.
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During the 2016 Republican National Convention, King claimed that nonwhite peoples have not contributed to civilization as much as whites.
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Because that growing nonwhite population is concentrated in relatively fewer states, their influence in the Senate will be enduringly constrained.
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Afterward, aside from the usual racist mail, there were messages from nonwhite Dutch people, most taking issue with one thing.
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Clinton among well-educated white voters or nonwhite voters would quickly start to make things very challenging for Mr. Trump.
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What the President really means is that nonwhite Americans have a less legitimate claim on this nation than white ones.
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The fact is that limited government conservatism is not especially appealing to nonwhite Americans, whereas liberalism and social democracy are.
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Well, it took 15 years and 33 seasons, but ABC's The Bachelor franchise has finally cast its first nonwhite Bachelorette.
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But they also see a Democratic Party that is dominated by white professionals who seem obsessed with mobilizing nonwhite voters.
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A majority of Mr. Trump's supporters defy the stereotype: They were either women, nonwhite or college graduates (or some combination).
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He reflects the consensus among Republican strategists that their future prospects depend on winning more of the growing nonwhite electorate.
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Eleven regional banks have never had a nonwhite president and eight of 12 have never been led by a woman.
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And like so much else about the criminal justice system, these costs fall most heavily on poor and nonwhite juveniles.
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Iowa and New Hampshire are overwhelmingly white -- about 90% -- which doesn't reflect a Democratic Party base that's some 40% nonwhite.
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Four of the 14 members of the French soccer federation's executive committee are women, and only one member is nonwhite.
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But 52 percent of nonwhite respondents said it was appropriate, and 69 percent of African-American respondents said it was.
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That's how poorly she did not with men, but with women who are either nonwhite or lack a college degree.
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Exclusion or degradation of nonwhite peoples seemed one way of securing dignity for those marginalized by economic and technological shifts.
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White people are sometimes seen as more authoritative even when they aren't, and that can be valuable to nonwhite people.
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The DSA now has many female and nonwhite leaders, and half of its national steering committee is composed of women.
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The one issue every single one agrees on is hostility to immigration, particularly when the immigrants are nonwhite and Muslim.
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Perhaps more surprisingly, though Clinton carried all nonwhite groups she seems to have done decidedly worse here than Obama had.
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Ernest (Phillip James Brannon) and Cici (January LaVoy) appreciate the presence of nonwhite characters on the show; they are black.
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Some of the categories of people who will still be arrested on charges of smoking in public are overwhelmingly nonwhite.
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In the interest of public health, anyone with "one drop" of nonwhite blood were barred from marrying a white person.
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"I'm a white box artist who makes works about nonwhite box things," he recalled saying to her at the time.
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A lawyer from the Toronto area on Sunday became the first nonwhite leader of a major political party in Canada.
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Some polls have shown Ms. Warren making additional gains with nonwhite and more moderate voters over the last few weeks.
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The party is also split in roughly three ways between nonwhite voters, white college graduates and whites without a degree.
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This year, Sanders is doing about the same or even better among nonwhite voters than he is among white voters.
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And his showing in Nevada seemed to provide further evidence that Buttigieg cannot rely on the support of nonwhite voters.
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Mistake No. 3 The census forgot American history — specifically the long history of the whitening of populations previously labeled nonwhite.
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In Hershey, Pennsylvania, just over 20 percent of identified voters at the rally were Democrats, and 18 percent were nonwhite.
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Buttigieg, a complete unknown to voters just a few months ago, is still introducing himself nationally, especially to nonwhite voters.
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Buttigieg has shown no real capacity to win significant nonwhite support, which is a glaring deficiency in a Democratic primary.
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Rivera, who is Hispanic, was one of four nonwhite head coaches in the N.F.L. at the start of this season.
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As the candidate courted nonwhite voters, employees of color were voicing their frustrations, according to interviews, documents and a recording.
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The millennial generation is said to be the most diverse in our history, with 43 percent of us being nonwhite.
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Its constituencies — the young, the nonwhite, the college educated — were not only growing but were also voting in increasing numbers.
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I am, however, skeptical that lack of name identification is the root cause of Buttigieg's issue with nonwhite voters. Why?
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In our combined sample, Buttigieg scores a 50% favorable rating and an unfavorable rating of 26% among nonwhite likely caucusgoers.
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The document advised the party to embrace immigration policy changes as part of an effort to appeal to nonwhite constituencies.
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In the contemporary US, that's not the case — America's large and growing nonwhite minority enjoys, in theory, equal citizenship rights.
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On a purely demographic level, Obama's rise embodied an inevitable future: by 2055, the majority of Americans would be nonwhite.
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In midterms, nonwhite voters tend to be an even smaller part of the electorate than in a presidential year election.
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While some of these critiques are plainly stated, others tend to rely on language that subtly refers to nonwhite identities.
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And 42.5 percent of major league players are nonwhite, according to the most recent survey, which covered the 2017 season.
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But not all nonvoters are the same: Nonwhite and Hispanic Americans were more likely to stay home than white voters.
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On average, nonwhite districts received about $2,200 less per student than districts that were predominantly white, according to the report.
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The leftward shifts on immigration, criminal justice, and reparations are often described as reflecting the electoral clout of nonwhite voters.
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As the only nonwhite cheerleader at her school, she says she's virtually ignored by the other members of her squad.
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But the environmental movement has struggled to establish a rapport with nonwhite communities because the major advocacy groups lack diversity.
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There are other faces—nonwhite faces, women's faces—far more deserving of having their stories told, and futures fretted over.
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And in races where a Republican candidate is facing off against a nonwhite opponent, these attacks have often been amplified.
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Coco is the first Pixar film set in Mexico, with an entirely nonwhite cast and deep roots in Mexican culture.
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People in the study who enrolled in low-quality Medicare Advantage plans were more likely to be nonwhite and poor.
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"I'm pretty sure there were people in their 70s and 80s in this town who had never seen a nonwhite face, and all of a sudden half the community became nonwhite, and it freaked people out," said Jackson, a soft-spoken, bespectacled man who has covered Hazleton for 33 years and raised a family there.
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POINTS PERCENT NONWHITE WITH B.A. OR HIGHER PERCENT WHITE WITH B.A. OR HIGHER Alexandria city, Va. 33% 79% –46 Arlington, Va. 0003 –42 85 Montgomery, Md. 71 –37 35 Fairfax, Va. 35 –36 71 MEDIAN NONWHITE B.A. OR HIGHER NATIONWIDE: 11% ATLANTA REGION MEDIAN NONWHITE: 1203% GAP Henry 33% +9 20 MILES PAULDING FULTON Douglas 215 +213 Atlanta DOUGLAS ROCKDALE Rockdale +217 217 CLAYTON NEWTON HENRY Clayton +2824 2000 Paulding +8.03 28.0 Newton 210 +215 By The New York Times | Sources:Center for American Progress; Brookings (income gaps); *nonwhites include black, Hispanic and Native groups.
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And 30 percent of nonwhite adults, including about 4 in 10 African-Americans, said they would back Biden for the nomination.
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For example, in the Southern Baptist Convention — the single largest evangelical Protestant group — half of all new churches have nonwhite congregations.
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It gets worse, though: Disabled black and nonwhite Hispanic people are much more likely to be arrested than their white counterparts.
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It's widely known that the Academy Awards failed to nominate a single nonwhite actor in 22015 (or 294, for that matter).
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New York is also tops when it comes to the percentage of black students attending nonwhite schools, according to the report.
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At 143%, this season's campaigns saw a 5.9% increase in the use of nonwhite models, up from 24.5% in spring 2017.
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In the general election, many of the less educated, less affluent voters are also nonwhite — a demographic that overwhelmingly prefers Clinton.
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The legislation has been criticized for leading to an explosion of the country's prison population, with particular effects for nonwhite communities.
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None of the nonwhite challengers have been able to forge a strong coalition or peel away black voters from Mr. Biden.
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If ever there were a white bridge to an elite crowd of affluent nonwhite women in Manhattan, Ms. Thomson was it.
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The self-identified nationalist president was telling nonwhite citizens that they do not belong on the basis of their skin color.
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As others have pointed out, Marvel's fictional protagonists, including the nonwhite and LGBTQ characters, are still predominantly written by white men.
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Biden does much better with black voters than Warren, but there are hardly any nonwhite voters in those two leadoff states.
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That means the 2019 Oscars mark the first time that the majority of the acting awards have gone to nonwhite actors.
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There just isn't a plausible path to the nomination so long as Mr. Sanders is faring so poorly among nonwhite voters.
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In 11 jurisdictions, polling place closures increased the travel times for majority nonwhite blocks more than they affected majority white areas.
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They are not signs of a permanent disadvantage for coastal, urban, nonwhite voters, or liberal voters generally, in the Electoral College.
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The Clinton campaign's theory of the primary has always been that once it's in the hands of nonwhite voters, she'll win.
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This doesn't just deny support and resources to the Trump administration's nonwhite victims at exactly the time they need it most.
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And while official numbers for 53 are not yet available, the source said the percentage of nonwhite models again topped 40.
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Each has one white and one nonwhite parent, and each hopes to become a performer, studying filmed dance routines for hours.
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The survey also found that white respondents were more optimistic about society's acceptance of LGBT individuals than those who were nonwhite.
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The US is getting more diverse, and nonwhite, non-Christian Americans are settling even in traditionally homogeneous parts of the country.
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That includes women and nonwhite voters — 87 percent of black voters polled think that the administration isn't helping middle-class Americans.
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Clinton leads Trump among nonwhite voters, city-dwellers, voters under 22019 years old and voters without a college degree, pollsters found.
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Clinton was more popular with nonwhite voters in both age categories for most of the primary, though by considerably different margins.
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And more than half of the power plants in Louisiana are in census tracts where a majority of residents are nonwhite.
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The year after, the majority of young men and women under 18 will be nonwhite for the first time in history.
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Nonwhite voters remain resoundingly opposed to Trump, and the president is also much more unpopular with female voters than among men.
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But before considering these nuances, Black Cowboy is primarily concerned with showing nonwhite cowboys, bringing Americana in line with historical accuracy.
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The authors conducted two different experiments to see how white Americans' attitudes toward nonwhite people affect their views on welfare spending.
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Mr. Buttigieg is gaining support in Iowa, but polls show he has yet to draw any sizable support from nonwhite Democrats.
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The group, called Decolonizing the Arts, noted that only one nonwhite person was among the 86 artists nominated in 19 categories.
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Phillips said the reasoning she was given regarding the manager's suspension stemmed from nonwhite employees being paid less than white staffers.
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Sixty-five percent of New York's black students attend overwhelmingly nonwhite schools, compared with 45 percent in Mississippi, the report shows.
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Republican strategists have long said that their party must do more to appeal to voters who are younger, nonwhite and women.
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Among the 100 most diverse districts in the country — districts where the nonwhite population is highest — Republicans hold just 11 seats.
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His advisers have been dismissive of suggestions that he seek to broaden his appeal with a female or nonwhite running mate.
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"My family wasn't overtly racist," she said, but they weren't going to befriend nonwhite people or welcome them into their home.
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But there's no reason to assume that likely-voter screens will inevitably understate nonwhite turnout, simply because they did in 2012.
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Several Republican strategists said Mr. Trump had waited too long to try to woo nonwhite voters, if that was his aim.
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For white voters with a college degree and nonwhite voters, the 2016 presidential election must look and feel like a landslide.
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A New York Times/CBS poll also found that Hillary Clinton holds a slim lead, thanks to women and nonwhite voters.
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In schools, 79 percent of children are nonwhite, and notices to parents are sent home in English, Spanish, Vietnamese and Burmese.
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His victory in Florida suggests that Clinton didn't turn out the nonwhite voters she needed in order to win the election.
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White Americans were more likely to report a great deal of respect — 80 percent, compared with 67 percent of nonwhite Americans.
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Farsad hopes people read the book and question why Hollywood can't stop miscasting the limited number of nonwhite roles that exist.
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It's a common conspiracy theory among white nationalists that Jewish people are trying to replace America's white population with nonwhite immigrants.
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Research has shown that female and nonwhite representatives tend to concentrate on different issues than white men of the same party.
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And during the civil rights era, Hawaii was held up as a place where nonwhite people were happy with their lot.
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They are less educated, more moderate, more religious, more rural, more likely to be nonwhite and to live in the South.
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There were very few nonwhite children in Kusama's school, and the family did not go to church, making them doubly outcast.
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The bureau assigns a nonwhite label to most people who are reported as having both white and minority ancestry, he said.
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The main counterargument to this is that nonwhite Democrats have much lower levels of educational attainment and income than white Democrats.
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According to the Ripped Bodice survey, 2.8 percent of the books published in 2016 by Avon Romance were by nonwhite authors.
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Conversely, the Democratic Party is now more clearly the party of nonwhite, non-Christian, liberal, urban and female (or feminist) identity.
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Ms. Pressley says she better reflects the district, the only one in Massachusetts in which a majority of residents are nonwhite.
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Mr. Rasheed is like many voters — white and nonwhite — whose interest in a purring economy and tax cuts overshadows other concerns.
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Many Republican incumbents are stuck around 45 percent, and in several districts the undecided voters are predominantly young, nonwhite and Democratic.
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The task force got back more than 45,000 letters—about 4 percent of the state's total nonwhite population at the time.
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The resolution noted that more than half of the convention's new churches established over the past three years are predominantly nonwhite.
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It is 42 percent Hispanic, 29 percent non-Hispanic white and 24 percent black; it is not 42 percent nonwhite Hispanic.
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In many districts, the Democrats will be burdened by the additional challenge of mobilizing young, nonwhite and perhaps especially black voters.
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Sanders is counting on Latino voters, the largest nonwhite contingent of voters in 2020, to carry him to the Democratic nomination.
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New Hampshire is a tough test case for whether the Vermont senator can appeal to nonwhite voters; it's 90 percent white.
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Trump's standing with all religious voters -- and, in particular, nonwhite religious voters -- is considerably weaker than it is among white evangelicals.
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The survey also found that 29 percent of nonwhite economists reported being discriminated against based on their racial or ethnic identity.
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Hugin leads the Democratic incumbent by single digits among independents, Quinnipiac found, but trails more than 6900 percent among nonwhite voters.
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His strong relationship with unions, the state party and nonwhite voters aligned him with the state's preferences, at least on paper.
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Statewide, 46 percent of the 585,000 black and Latino public school students attend schools that are more than 90 percent nonwhite.
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MK: I don't think Buttigieg will come full circle on proving his electability until he starts polling better with nonwhite voters.
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The six-candidate lineup is one fewer than last month's debate, when there was only one nonwhite candidate on the stage.
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This is not surprising — there is no recent precedent for a strong turnout among young and nonwhite voters in midterm elections.
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But only two of the representatives remarked that comics with nonwhite lead characters did not sell well for them, he said.
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That undercut her claims that she was a "progressive prosecutor" and hurt her efforts to woo nonwhite voters away from Biden.
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EdBuild found the average "white" district got $13,908 for every student in 2016, while "nonwhite" districts got only $11,682 per student.
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Miller's aversion to nonwhite immigrants, after all, is hardly a secret — it's why he has his job in the first place.
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At first, the Obama team had dismissed the data pointing toward a low turnout among young, nonwhite and Democratic-leaning voters.
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As baseball in 2015 had a single nonwhite manager, his invocation of metaphoric lows that year had a Death Valley quality.
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With his appointment at British Vogue, Mr. Enninful will be the first nonwhite man to edit a mainstream women's fashion magazine.
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Railing against Marvel for bringing women and nonwhite superheroes to the big screen represents a fundamental misunderstanding of Marvel's superhero legacy.
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About 15 percent are foreigners, mostly from Europe, Mr. Neethling said, adding that between 10 percent and 15 percent are nonwhite.
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If you don't match the look of "a typical American" (read: nonwhite, religious minorities, or immigrants), your motives are immediately questioned.
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But when government acts to protect nonwhite Americans, it's seen as a reason to question the legitimacy of the government itself.
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The combination of these three factors means that many more black residents end up as Democratic primary voters than other nonwhite residents.
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Clinton would hinge on whether he could make significant gains among nonwhite voters, who represent 40 percent of the Democratic primary electorate.
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But this focus not only obscures how women of color are particularly disadvantaged in pay but ignores other disparities affecting nonwhite women.
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Mason and I discussed the Taylor Wessing prize and its position in a larger, troubling legacy of photography's ogling of nonwhite bodies.
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Meanwhile, a 2015 poll by the Public Religion Institute concluded that 75 percent of white Americans didn't have a single nonwhite friend.
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" The magazine issued an apology online and acknowledged that "there is a larger issue of misidentification in media — especially among nonwhite subjects.
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Polls, however, are starting to indicate that Biden's losses in the first two early states are damaging his standing with nonwhite voters.
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His lone remaining stronghold: the one-in-10 nonwhite voters in the primary, among whom he won 16 percent of the vote.
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Customers who purchased one of the Diversity Editions titles would receive a book cover featuring an artist's rendering of the nonwhite protagonists.
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Broadly, it's a look at the ways in which certain cities (especially those which are majority nonwhite) are set up to fail.
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Nonwhite voters are growing in numbers, and many white voters have told pollsters they would be embarrassed by Mr. Trump as president.
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Clinton among white voters — which would still be a very impressive showing — he will also need to tie her among nonwhite voters.
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On the flip side, InStyle and Cosmopolitan were the least diverse on the newsstand with two and one nonwhite cover stars, respectively.
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Nonwhite people are the ones who are told to put their feelings — their lives — aside in the name of building political consensus.
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Among the nonwhite crosstab listed in those places (Hispanics in California and African-Americans nationally), it was at 2% and 0% respectively.
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First off, Bill is Doctor Who's first nonwhite companion since Martha, whom Freema Agyeman played on the show from 2006 through 2008.
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Given that he's likely to run way behind Obama with nonwhite voters, Clinton remains a heavy favorite to ultimately win the nomination.
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When he wrote that power is derived from the consent of the governed, but left out nonwhite citizens, we corrected his mistake.
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The signal Mr. Wilson and his party sent in 20123 alienated Latino and other nonwhite voters as their political clout was swelling.
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Our analysis of voter data suggests Mr. Trump has a small but real chance of winning even without gains among nonwhite voters.
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And for years, Republicans have stoked fear that nonwhite voters are rigging the system and stealing votes that should be rightfully theirs.
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Anyone with nonwhite skin born in America has been told to 'go back to your country' more times than we can count.
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Airbnb has responded with a slate of initiatives that it says will address the concerns and improve the experience for nonwhite users.
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Scientists in the burgeoning field of anthropology measured skulls, weighed brains, and performed other kinds of physical measurements to "study" nonwhite people.
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In its first year, there were seven nonwhite trustees on its board of 29, a ratio nearly unheard-of for such organizations.
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In raw numbers, there were more white-working class voters who supported Mr. Obama than nonwhite voters or college-educated white voters.
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It also perpetuates racial injustice: 45% of residents with credit reports living in predominantly nonwhite ZIP codes are affected by debt collection.
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Or they can disavow him, recognizing that further alienating nonwhite voters will do severe damage to the party in the long run.
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If Mr. Trump wins in Florida, it won't be because the turnout among nonwhite voters, especially Hispanic voters, was lower than expected.
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Jamaica quickly stood out from other Caribbean islands in extending these competitions from elite white schools to those of the nonwhite classes.
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McHugh and Miller discussed the novel in the context of Breitbart writing a story about nonwhite students driving down average SAT scores.
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The issue is not what I choose to call myself but what the supposedly educated Briton chooses to call nonwhite British citizens.
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If a system is trained on photos of people who are overwhelmingly white, it will have a harder time recognizing nonwhite faces.
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But this is clearly only a means to end, that being: drastically reducing nonwhite, and especially Muslim, immigration to their white nations.
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The political face of socialism—the leaders who represent it—must resemble the actual working class, which is increasingly nonwhite and female.
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Trump also leads among white voters, 220006 percent to 2202 percent, while Clinton leads among nonwhite voters, 2628 percent to 28500 percent.
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When nonwhite Americans don't vote — or even vote in slightly lower levels in one election than the last — they're blamed for apathy.
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Perhaps in a Republican Party that was becoming older and white, redistributing taxpayer dollars to younger, nonwhite voters was a non-starter.
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They have heard that national demographics have shifted and that the nonwhite vote is now more important than it used to be.
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Most notoriously, this consisted of "redlining," or refusing (or just complicating) the issuance of loans to people in suspect—read: nonwhite—neighborhoods.
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Graham's interpretation of the president's views here—that nonwhite Americans' citizenship is contingent on their allegiance to the sitting president—is accurate.
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Republicans are conscious of the juxtaposition between their party's candidates and the recent surge of nonwhite Democrats nominated in governors races nationwide.
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Some nonwhite members of the party believe such access is necessary to get presidential candidates to consider issues that affect minority groups.
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By implementing punishments for protesting during the national anthem, the N.F.L. risks alienating nonwhite people, who are more supportive of the protests.
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Don't blame nonwhite and poor sex workers for our own oppression because of how we assimilate in order to get by. 80.
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Lots of nonwhite men have been Bernard, constantly forcing ourselves to look on the bright side of having found our other people.
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The rapid contraction of suffrage rights witnessed in early-20th-century America is now mimicked by Republican attempts to disenfranchise nonwhite voters.
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Pressure on Hollywood to be more inclusive is resulting in far better overall gains for female television directors than for nonwhite professionals.
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In general, the exit polls underestimate Republican support, probably in no small part because they overrepresent young, nonwhite and well-educated voters.
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Nearly 40 percent of Americans identify as being nonwhite, but 80 to 90 percent of participants in most clinical trials are white.
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The Social Contract was a forum for concerns about the threat of mass immigration (particularly mass nonwhite immigration) to the United States.
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There have been several instances where law enforcement and the media did not give nonwhite suspects — or even victims — the same consideration.
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More than a decade after Berry's historic win, the 2015 Oscar nominees featured zero nonwhite acting nominees, across all the acting categories.
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In 2016, Mr. Sanders was criticized for not creating more connections with nonwhite voters, particularly older ones who strongly favored Mrs. Clinton.
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This year, the Fire Department said, nonwhite applicants for the first time were the majority of those who took the firefighters exam.
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It's also plainly true that DuVernay's efforts to prioritize nonwhite stories and talent makes Queen Sugar a rarity in and of itself.
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Two months ago, the Sanders campaign happily conceded that they had no path to victory without improving their standing with nonwhite voters.
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The company says more than two-thirds of the production leads — those directing work in different areas of the factory — are nonwhite.
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By contrast, the North Country, where less than 12 percent of the 400,000 residents are nonwhite, received $127.1 million per 100,000 residents.
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New York's Economic Spending Shortchanges Nonwhite Communities, Report Says A new report found that the $5 billion awarded through one of Gov.
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Some of the black and nonwhite kids are in this environment where they don't necessarily trust the white teachers or white authority.
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That goes as well for people of color, particularly those in areas with a history of intimidation and discrimination against nonwhite voters.
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Among Democrats — who are disproportionately likely to be nonwhite themselves — 65 percent welcome an increase in diversity, with independents somewhere in between.
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Yes, according to a significant body of research: Students tend to benefit from having teachers who look like them, especially nonwhite students.
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And as is also the case with Puerto Rico, the island is overwhelmingly nonwhite — nearly 80 percent of Virgin Islanders are black.
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Yes, Abrams can significantly improve her chances by turning out even more progressives — especially younger and nonwhite voters — in the general election.
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The stickers, banners and other physical materials included racist and anti-Semitic messages and often targeted Muslims, nonwhite immigrants and L.G.B.T. people.
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When people complain about the all the nonwhite people I put in my puzzles, on the other hand, my feathers get ruffled.
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Heavily white New Hampshire was never going to be Biden's strongest state; a good chunk of his support comes from nonwhite voters.
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Warren is the only other challenger who has not run ads in Super Tuesday states but has a pulse with nonwhite voters.
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Of the initial pool of 100 potential jurors on the first day of selection, however, only about 15 appeared to be nonwhite.
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Look at the recent polls, and you see Sanders is doing as well if not better among nonwhite compared to white voters.
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For example, Bernie Sanders's supporters tend to be younger and more liberal; Mr. Biden's are older and more likely to be nonwhite.
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A national CNN poll released last week found Mr. Sanders pulling 30 percent of all nonwhite voters to Mr. Biden's 27 percent.
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Other studies found that many nonwhite patients prefer practitioners who share their racial identity and that they receive better care from them.
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They don't understand why cultural norms encourage nonwhite racial groups, but not white people, to openly identify with and celebrate their race.
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They don't understand why cultural norms encourage nonwhite racial groups, but not white people, to openly identify with and celebrate their race.
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Buttigieg was jockeying for second place in Nevada's slow vote tally, but he showed little ability to draw support from nonwhite voters.
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She also comes from a very white state, which potentially leaves her unprepared to appeal to the nonwhite base of the party.
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Super Tuesday, for instance, adds Utah and Maine, two relatively white, former caucus states that lessen the day's nonwhite tilt from 2016.
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Any populist Democrat who follows Sanders in a bid for President will have to win over nonwhite voters no matter their age.
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When I asked Sanders about his lack of appeal to African-Americans, he pointed to his relative strength among younger nonwhite voters.
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Go deeper: Mr. Yang will be the only nonwhite candidate onstage, after weeks of debate about the diversity of the Democratic field.
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Nor do we give much thought to the legacy of the White Australia policy, which barred nonwhite immigrants until the Vietnam War.
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China Machado, 86, whose 1959 appearance in Harper's Bazaar was the first time a nonwhite model was featured in a glossy magazine.
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Biden has been arguing, directly, that the primary will change when "103 percent" of nonwhite voters get to vote, which starts Saturday.
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Certain nonwhite, non-Western strongmen, it seems, can be brought into the magic circle of civilization if they are stamping out savagery.
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The move was a response to a perennial colonial problem: Racial privilege for whites mobilized those excluded as a racialized nonwhite majority.
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"Asian-Americans are a nonwhite group and experience racial discrimination, but simultaneously, we exhibit, as a group, elements of advantage," she added.
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Sure. Is it possible that he doesn't think of himself as a racist who views white people as superior to nonwhite people?
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They asked one group of white political independents if they knew that California would soon have more nonwhite residents than white residents.
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In the former two, those nonwhite voters are mostly Hispanic, and Hispanic voters appear to have been galvanized in opposition to Trump.
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And on March 1, seven states across the South — many of which have large nonwhite populations — are set to hold their primaries.
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And some critics have already decried the show's politics, arguing that it glamorizes Nazis and resorts to racial stereotypes for nonwhite characters.
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The second Democratic miscalculation is that they overlook the political potential and power of the swelling ranks of nonwhite voters in America.
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Last year, for example, the cover featured barely any nonwhite actors, a sign that Hollywood and Vanity Fair's definition of it had regressed.
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"Nonwhite voter influence was so much more impactful than I thought it was going to be," Third Way's Lanae Erickson Hatalsky told me.
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People with this viewpoint, he said, can sometimes see nonwhite candidates as vice-presidential options, but not best equipped to lead the party.
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He was the first nonwhite member of his golf club and the Kiwanis and Rotary clubs, and he never looked less than sharp.
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We'll find out the answer soon enough, in Nevada and South Carolina — the first two states with a meaningful number of nonwhite voters.
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Diversity: The millennial and post-millennial generations are the most diverse the U.S. has ever seen — about half of post-millennials are nonwhite.
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Additionally, Buttigieg has so far had little appeal to moderate and nonwhite Democrats, who make up a substantial portion of the Democratic electorate.
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The nonwhite electorate grew by 2 percent between 2012 and 2016 and now stands at 31 percent, according to a Pew Research survey.
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If it's untenable to abandon a commitment to nonwhite empowerment, it may very well be impossible to retain white support while professing it.
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Half of America under 35 today is nonwhite, yet that's not reflected in the content that gets published every day to the public.
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On the disadvantaged side of the border, there are nearly 22020 million students who attend schools that are, on average, 21964 percent nonwhite.
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This theory ignores every national poll, focusing instead on the backing Trump received from the vanishingly few nonwhite voters during the GOP primaries.
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A young, self-described "sovereign citizen" is implicated in a mass shooting at a Waffle House in Tennessee that kills four nonwhite customers.
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Since nonwhite voters are part of the Democratic base, they worry about America being pulled to the left — politically transformed — as well. No!
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Nearly half of all white Americans believe that a nonwhite majority would "weaken" American customs and values, according to a study released Thursday.
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In their small church alone, there were nine or ten families that had adopted nonwhite kids, and many Latino families were settling nearby.
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To start, I think it's worth remembering that Warren would have had the two same challenges as Sanders: winning nonwhite and affluent voters.
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More than 60 percent of the time, the nonwhite individuals who were more qualified than their white counterparts were given more costly options.
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The photographs and videos in Black Cowboy at the Studio Museum show images of nonwhite cowboys, bringing Americana in line with historical accuracy.
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Clinton had strong support among minority voters in previous primary states, the Public Policy poll showed the two candidates splitting the nonwhite vote.
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Clinton, on the other hand, won the nomination thanks to overwhelming nonwhite support, and will have no trouble hitting hard on this issue.
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But about half of white Catholics approve of him, compared with about a quarter of nonwhite Catholics, according to the Pew Research Center.
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Nearly three-quarters of nonwhite voters in the most recent survey, 2628 percent, said they back Northam, while 28503 percent are for Gillespie.
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Thirty-three percent of all women — including 2900 percent of independent women and 220006 percent of nonwhite women — consider abortion a critical issue.
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At Carnegie Hall, whose board was less than 20 percent nonwhite, all 10 of its officers were white, though six trustees are black.
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Clinton isn't taking advantage of the state's huge population of nonwhite voters to quite the same extent that she has in other contests.
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What's obvious is that turnout among young nonwhite voters is pretty important to Mr. Sanders's chances, and it's a big question mark. Mrs.
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First, about the Democrats: Their party defines itself as the protector of the poor and the middle class, and especially of nonwhite voters.
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In the United States, this could result in more surveillance in traditionally poorer, nonwhite neighborhoods, while wealthy, whiter neighborhoods are scrutinized even less.
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The CRA orders regulators to judge banks on their investments and presence in minority communities, and efforts to lend and serve nonwhite customers.
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And it's another reminder that large groups of nonwhite citizens exercising their right to vote is, to some people, an inherently suspicious act.
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To those who voice the "white genocide" myth, a victory by nonwhite Americans, particularly immigrants, will inevitably lead to losses by white Americans.
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A new study conducted in everyone's preferred spring break destination shows that young people who identify as nonwhite are prone to getting sunburned.
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Clinton is not quite matching Mr. Obama's margin among nonwhite voters in national surveys despite Mr. Trump's appeal to racial and ethnic resentment.
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Nonwhite voters represent an outright majority of the electorate in three of these districts, and more than a third in the other two.
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To measure the gap between the political power that the Senate currently bestows on white and nonwhite citizens, I did a little math.
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Mobilizing African-Americans, Latinos and other nonwhite voters "undeniably represents an essential part of the equation for Democrats across the region," Brownstein writes.
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According to exit polling, Biden won more than 60 percent of white and nonwhite voters in Florida, and nearly 60 percent in Illinois.
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Mr. Gillum is trying to build a different kind of coalition, betting that young and nonwhite voters can be trusted to show up.
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Newly released census data show, for the first time, that the total population of children in America under 15 is now majority nonwhite.
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As I write this, a mob is marching through the East German town of Chemnitz, yelling anti-migrant slogans and chasing nonwhite people.
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Furthermore, nonwhite voters make up an even larger share of the Democratic coalition, since so many more of them lean Democrat than Republican.
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His real first tests among nonwhite Democrats will be the Nevada caucuses, on February 20, and the South Carolina primary, on February 27.
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Clinton's lost working-class whites were, in her campaign's telling, meant to be offset by gains among college-educated whites and nonwhite voters.
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Sanders had the advantage among millennials as a whole, but nonwhite 18- to 35-year-olds were evenly split between Sanders and Clinton.
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About a third of the respondents were women, about a fifth were nonwhite, and about 4 percent identified themselves as gay or lesbian.
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According to the Census Bureau, 2013 marked the first year that a majority of US infants under the age of 1 were nonwhite.
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In N.C.A.A. Divisions I, II and III, only 18.2 percent of men's lacrosse players identified as nonwhite in 2018, according to N.C.A.A. statistics.
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"It has to be a good read," Ms. Hwang said, adding that she doesn't think her imprint receives many manuscripts from nonwhite authors.
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"We were not comfortable in participating," Ms. Hwang said, adding that she thinks the Ripped Bodice's findings of 3.9 percent nonwhite were low.
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And while Sanders has greatly expanded his appeal to nonwhite voters since 2016, he is not running competitively with Biden among black voters.
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Diversity: More women and more young, nonwhite lawmakers are heading to Washington, including the first Muslim and Native American women elected to Congress.
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We've reached this comical — but politically necessary — place in which nonstraight, nonwhite, nonmale culture of all kinds has also been placed beyond reproach.
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Innovative projection technology and video editing software merged the faces of nonwhite characters with the white sitcom stars they used as vocal models.
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Eighty percent of white workers said their managers were white, while 38 percent of nonwhite workers had a manager of the same race.
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The whole 2020 contest is about to head into Nevada and South Carolina, where polls show Buttigieg is much weaker among nonwhite voters.
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Only when Republicans can compete seriously for younger, urban and nonwhite voters will their fear of losing — and of a multiracial America — subside.
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And while most non-Biden candidates do significantly worse in states with sizable nonwhite populations, Sanders is holding his own in Nevada polling.
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For the first time ever, moderate and conservative Democrats are now roughly as likely to be nonwhite as they are to be white.
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Mr. Biden remains in the running, sustained by his lead among nonwhite voters, and Mr. Buttigieg is also polling consistently in the midteens.
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Another study, focused on future earnings, also found that male and nonwhite students benefited more from higher math standards for high school graduation.
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Because the test was enacted to keep nonwhite immigrants out, there was an insidious twist: officials could test applicants in any European language.
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Like Iowa, the Granite State has relatively few nonwhite voters, and its primary is open to Republicans and independents as well as Democrats.
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In the 2018 midterm elections, the service employees' union mobilized workers and nonwhite voters, particularly in the Midwest, through a 14-month initiative.
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Harking back to Phoenix's point: both "Hustlers" and "The Farewell" also heavily featured nonwhite women and were entirely ignored in this year's nominations.
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Jagmeet Singh, the leader of the left-leaning NDP party and the first nonwhite contender for prime minister, has also struggled to resonate.
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Johnson said that there was no diversity problem, and that the Party would do better in nonwhite communities as he became better known.
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Liberals say Mr. Trump's victory is proof that the Electoral College is biased against big states and undemocratically marginalizes urban and nonwhite voters.
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The gap between white and nonwhite unemployment is about the same as it was a decade ago, when the job market last boomed.
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President Barack Obama built on that by harnessing the power of America's swelling nonwhite constituency, which has doubled since Mr. Clinton's 1992 breakthrough.
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A majority of the youngest Americans are already nonwhite and look less like older generations than at any point in modern American history.
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According to a 2017 survey, 42.5 percent of players are nonwhite; it is not the case that 42 percent are black or Latino.
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When Trump says he wants to stop uncontrolled immigration, many find it objectionable because the aliens who are adversely affected are predominantly nonwhite.
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Indeed, Clinton is viewed more positively than Trump overall because of her strength and his incredible weakness among both nonwhite men and women.
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It doesn't seem like there has been a lot of disillusioned conservatives so much as a lot of nonwhite voters entering the electorate.
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As a result, the agreement also included building magnet schools to literally act like magnets to attract white students to attend nonwhite schools.
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The relative rarity of banks in nonwhite neighborhoods is exacerbating the racial wealth gap by leaving African Americans more reliant on expensive financial services such as payday lending institutions, according to Reuters, citing research by McKinsey & Co. The study found that majority-white counties have an average of 220006 financial institutions per 2202,2628 people, compared to 28500 in nonwhite majority neighborhoods.
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If her strength among nonwhite voters is broad, then the state should basically reflect the national electorate, with perhaps a slight edge to Mrs.
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But rather than grapple with why it consistently fails to attract nonwhite interns, the White House apparently decided to keep the picture to itself.
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A nominee who excites the coalition of young, female and nonwhite voters who lifted both of Mr. Obama's White House campaigns could energize Mrs.
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The Dimondale event wasn't the only time he's revealed that he doesn't think past headlines and generalizations about the plight of nonwhite, Christian populations.
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Instead, the character was "adapted" specifically to fit Swinton, thus embodying another example of Hollywood limiting the number of leading roles for nonwhite actors.
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JoJo (Joelle) Fletcher, the 25-year-old Texas native and runner-up to Higgins' heart, was the latest Bachelorette to almost be considered nonwhite.
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Echoing Biden, Democratic leaders have minimized the results from Iowa and New Hampshire, predicting no clarity in the primary until nonwhite voters weigh in.
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All of suburbia has grown more diverse, but inner-ring neighborhoods have a much higher share of nonwhite residents than outer-ring neighborhoods do.
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It's been running a campaign known as "Say No To Racism" since 2006, which hasn't exactly stamped out racism from fans toward nonwhite players.
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Thirty-eight percent of bisexual Americans are also nonwhite, greater than the number of gay or lesbian respondents of color (24% and 26%, respectively).
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In May, I spoke to a number of nonwhite influencers who had been asked by fashion brand Dote to go on a Coachella trip.
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In the weeks leading up to the presidential election, Donald Trump has urged his followers to spend time on Election Day intimidating nonwhite voters.
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At this point, this is a settled issue for nonwhite voters, and those voters are likely to be Democratic primary king- or queen-makers.
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On balance, they suggest Mr. Sanders trails among nonwhite voters by around 40 percentage points — and by an even larger margin among black voters.
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It's that economic issues receded in importance at the same time as Europe was experiencing a massive, unprecedented wave of nonwhite, non-Christian immigration.
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That turns many Trump supporters' distrust of "Mexicans" (and other groups) into a problem not for the supporters but for the nonwhite people themselves.
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There are a handful of nonwhite faces, but you are looking overwhelmingly at white people often in very white settings like northern New England.
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Cohn added: There's no question that voter ID has a disparate impact on Democratic-leaning groups — those young, nonwhite, poor, immobile or elderly voters.
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Nonwhite voter turnout plummeted in Michigan from 67% in 2012 to 55% in 2016, while white voter turnout only dipped from 68% to 67%.
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Trump also has an advantage among white voters, 28503 percent to 22019 percent, and Clinton leads among nonwhite voters, 66 percent to 24 percent.
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He's going to lose the nonwhite vote badly — Republicans always do — but he needs to get it closer if he's to have a shot.
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In the GOP's (inaccurate) version of events, Obamacare was Democrats taking benefits from Republicans and giving them to people who weren't American (read: nonwhite).
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The CNN poll underscores Trump's problems in winning over nonwhite voters, as he trails not only Clinton but Johnson and Stein with minority voters.
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Complicating things is the sobering reality that the threats nonwhite people face don't change depending on what we call the people responsible for them.
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Yet Mr. Trump's approval rating is positive among these nonwhite persuadable voters, with 50 percent saying they approve and 44 percent saying they disapprove.
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With Ryder, who is half Jamaican and also had a humble London upbringing, Khan was one of the few nonwhite lawyers in his field.
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When the red carpet is being rolled out to nonwhite families, it's harder for them to dismiss domestic soccer as a "white, suburban" space.
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His underlying assertion is that they—and other nonwhite Americans—can never be full members of the American nation by virtue of their race.
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"No rational person would believe that he's actually going to do significantly better among nonwhite voters after the last 15 months," Mr. Ayres said.
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Representative Steve King, Republican of Iowa, questioned the historical contributions of nonwhite "subgroups" during an appearance on MSNBC on Monday, igniting swift backlash online.
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Both were young first-term senators with nonwhite heritages and top-flight rhetorical skills promising a way forward to a new generation of politics.
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The manifesto cites as inspiration the "Great Replacement" conspiracy theory, which holds that shadowy elites are seeking to replace white people with nonwhite migrants.
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