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Is it possible to be a member of a minority when, in fact, your group has greater numbers than another group? Can you think of any examples besides the one from the text?
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Yes, it is possible to be a member of a minority even if your group has greater numbers than another group. This can happen when the minority group faces social, economic, or political disadvantages compared to the majority group. Show more…
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