- The term "person of color" (pl.:
people of
color or
persons of color;
abbreviated POC) is used to
describe any
person who is not
considered "white". In...
- rich
history of co-operation and
efforts by
Gandhi and
Indian people with
nonwhite South Africans against ****cution of
Africans and the Apartheid. In 1903...
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nationalists believe that miscegenation, multiculturalism,
immigration of
nonwhites and low
birth rates among whites are
threatening the
white race. Analysts...
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Empire in 1910. The
policy on both
sides was to
minimise the role of
nonwhites, but the need for
manpower continuously stretched those resolves. At the...
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including the Fair
Labor Standards Act,
which helped boost wages for
nonwhite workers in the South. In 1941,
Roosevelt established the Fair Employment...
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white people: such as...casting a
white performer in a role
based on a
nonwhite person or
fictional character."
According to the BBC,
films in
which white...
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rather than an
overt or
obvious ideology focused on the
oppression of
nonwhites. In po****r usage, as in some
academic usage,
little distinction is made...
-
especially Afrikaner dominance in
South Africa, to the
exclusion of the
nonwhite majority, was a
major aspect of his
support for a republic. When attempting...
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merely incidentally, not to
premise attack, but as news
media mention nonwhite ****ailants' races. The
track "Black Korea", also
deemed racist, was also...
- land
grant legislation, the
Donation Land
Claim Act
discriminated against nonwhite settlers and had the
effect of
dispossessing land from
Native Americans...
