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Then I don't really blame Brohannon for that. LOL. If he was incorrect that non-Hispanic whites are the minority at 42%, the article should have called him out. They should have the stats dammit.
ETA: Ummm...LOL...what was Brohannon talking about. Even this blog alludes to the fact that no group surpassed non-Hispanic whites. http://blog.mysanantonio.com/texas-p...ord-plurality/ |
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While 'Hispanic' confounds the data because it's an ethnicity, it doesn't make sense to consider race in some and not other categories and ethnicity in some and not others. In short, I'm still going with "plurality" and this guy being fail. |
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The most I found was projection data: http://www.dshs.state.tx.us/chs/popdat/ST2010.shtm Not to get bogged down with this detail, I'm really humored that I was questioning my intelligence when I read his claim and read your response. It's funny that he attempted the minority angle and it was inaccurate. People also confuse "Hispanic population is growing" with "non-Hispanic white population is smaller than every other population." Such confusion works very well for the Texas political and racial climate. |
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This was on Yahoo this morning
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He is right, there are a lot of people who can't afford school. But he should be lobbying for political change if he really believes it is a problem.
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Which is why you have a successful program in one area work, but that same program fall flat in other places. (Charter Schools, Co-Op healthcare.) |
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