Vietnam has 52 ethnic minority groups, many of them splintered into hundreds of much smaller groups - 11 million people in all out of a population of 82 million.
The decline of the old Harlem machine is creating a vacuum which other minority groups from Brooklyn and Queens can fill.
People also lost trust in one another they regarded one another with suspicion and they blamed anyone they could for it, minority groups such as the Jews were blamed and punished.
The nationality of the minority groups in that country is still at issue.
It is great in number and wide in distribution, popular among the Han, Manchu, Bai, and some of other minority groups.
July 27, 2007-three quarters of the millions of girls worldwide who don't go to school belong to ethnic, religious, linguistic, racial or other minority groups excluded from mainstream society.
The book series of explanatory notes on ancient books of ethnic minority groups, entitled Synopsis on the General Catalogue of Ancient Books of Ethnic Minority Groups of China, was published in 2014.
Even the books used in the Mandarin classes carry content closely related to the daily lives and cultures of minority groups, he said.
The new realm of guaranteeing minority groups' economic rights in China.
Despite the mighty struggle of recent years to correct the situation, women and members of minority groups are still paid less than white men working at the same jobs.
WHEN France's Nicolas Sarkozy picked three women from racial-minority groups to join his government in 2007, the appointments seemed as daring as the casting looked perfect.
The project tailored health promotion materials to its target population by using the languages of main ethnic minority groups.
This unusual confluence of events has created a near-perfect study in what happens when minority groups are pitted against one another.
Many minority groups throughout history have been disinherited by the majority.
Laos denies that the Hmong, one of dozens of minority groups, face any ill treatment.
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