minority
Prononciation : [maɪˈnɔːrɪti]
Mot
Contexte : « social groups »
(noun) a group of people that is smaller in number compared to the rest of the population. This often refers to people who may have different cultures, languages, or beliefs than the larger group.
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In the town, the Hispanic community is a vibrant minority that contributes to the local culture.
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The majority of the population did not understand the concerns of the minority group.
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What challenges does the minority group face in our community?
Contexte : « law and rights »
(noun) a group of people who have less power or influence compared to the larger group. This can relate to legal rights or political power.
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Laws are in place to protect the rights of the minority and ensure they are treated fairly.
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In many countries, the voices of the minority are often ignored in political discussions.
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How can we ensure that the needs of the minority are addressed?
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