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Ahead of the July 11th debut of "Orange Is The New Black," the streaming service announced that it would commission an additional 13 episodes.
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The series is the latest project from "Weeds" creator Kohan, based on Piper Kerman's memoir "Orange Is The New Black: My Year in a Women's Prison." Taylor Schilling ("Atlas Shrugged") stars as a Brooklyn woman whose regular life is thrown into disarray when she winds up behind bars thanks to a decade-old relationship with a drug runner. Presumably, the early renewal means that our female protagonist doesn't get out early due to good behavior. Schilling is joined by co-stars Laura Prepon ("That '70s Show"), Jason Biggs ("American Pie") and Kate Mulgrew ("Star Trek Voyager").
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An adult cocktail that is almost as good as a kiss in Jamaica! Posted for Zaar World Tour III. From the Webtender.
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The BNZ has defended itself against a legal claim over
penalty fees saying it abolished most of the charges in 2009.
Fair Play on Fees lawyer Andrew Hooker this morning named the
BNZ, Westpac and ASB as its latest targets in a lawsuit
claiming the banks charge unfair penalty fees.
It has already taken action against the ANZ and Kiwibank.
The fees concerned include honour and dishonour fees for
unarranged overdrafts, rejected payments on deposit account,
exceeding credit limits and late payment fees.
BNZ director of retail Andy Symons said it was the only bank
to abolish most of those fees in 2009 and was the first major
New Zealand bank to remove honour and dishonour fees on
personal transactions and savings accounts.
"The bank does not charge "customers these fees when there
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BNZ estimated the change had saved its customers around $25
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"This has made a big difference for customers who may have
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Customers of Westpac, BNZ and ASB who want to join the action
have until 11pm February 27 to register online to confirm
their inclusion in the case.
Hooker said he would lodge documents against the three banks
on February 28.
- Tamsyn Parker of the NZ Herald
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What's just as insulting is that the BNZ charges $5.00 for
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We are looking seriously at our banking with them. I have
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1) TO MAKE THE TAGINE, heat the oil in a large pan, add the onion, garlic, carrot and ground coriander and cook for 5 minutes over a moderate heat until just beginning to brown. Add the harissa paste and tomato puree and cook for a further 2 minutes. 2) Add the sweet potatoes, potatoes and courgettes and stir together. Cook for 2 minutes before adding the chopped tomatoes, stock and fresh coriander. Bring to the boil, cover, and simmer gently for 25-30 minutes until the vegetables tender and the sauce has thickened. 3) Meanwhile, place the couscous in a large bowl and pour over the hot water. Leave to soak for 10 minutes until all the water has been absorbed and fluff up with a fork. 4) Place the coriander and garlic in a small blender with the olive oil and spices and process to a thick puree. Add to the couscous along with the toasted pine nuts and feta. Season to taste and bind with half the beaten egg and half the bread crumbs, to form a firm mixture. Shape into 12 small balls. Dip each into the flour, the remaining egg, then the remaining breadcrumbs to coat evenly. 5) Heat the oil until a piece of bread turns golden in 60 seconds, and fry the fritters for 3 minutes until crisp and golden -- you may need to do this in batches. Drain on paper towels and keep hot while you cook the remainder. 6) Season the tagine to taste. Center a portion of the tagine on a plate. Place fritters (about 3 per serving) around the tangine. You may wish to halve each fritter; keep the halves together on the plate. Garnish with the fresh cilantro. 42% cff. PER SERVING: 643 Calories, Fiber 6g, Carbohydrate 81g, Fat 30g, Protein 17g. Paul Gayler, executive Chef, The Lanesborough Hotel, Hyde Park Corner, London. Paul draws on flavors from around the world, especially the Orient and the Mediterranean -- he calls his style Eurasian. Cookbooks: Virtually Vegetarian (Harper Collins); Great Value Gourmet (Orion Books); A Passion for Cheese (Kyle, Cathie). And there are two more books this year: The Ultimate Vegetarian Cookbook (Dorling Kindersley, due out in May 1999) and A Passion For Vegetables (Kyle Cathie, due in October 1999) Recipe featured in BBC Good Food magazine, March 1999. NOTES : TAGINE is a traditional dish made in North Africa. It refers both to the food -- a type of meat, fish, vegetable or even fruit stew --and the traditional earthenware dish with a conical lid in which it is served. CHARMOULA is a mix of fragrant herbs, spices, garlic and oil, used in Morocco to marinate fish, but here incorporated into crispy cheese-speckled fritters to provide a contrasting texture to the tagine. COURGETTES are zucchini. HARISSA PASTE, a Moroccan chilli paste, may be purchased. Preparation: 20 minutes; Cooking: 40 minutes; Serves 4. Vegetarian, Entree, Entertaining, Restaurants. Units were converted from metric. Recipe by: Paul Gayler, Exec Chef, Lanesborough Hotel, London
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Series of Tubes: Facebook – New & Improved?
Okay, everyone, take a deep breath. It's not that bad. It's not that great, but it's not that bad.
Facebook rolled out their new Newsfeed Tuesday. I got it Tuesday evening and responded immediately with "DAMMIT FACEBOOK. STOP CHANGING ALL THE THINGS." I was not alone in my displeasure — my shiny new unreadable Newsfeed was flooded with bile and hatred for the changes. Alethea Skinner responded to my update with, "It's like coming home in the dark and banging into stuff because someone rearranged the furniture."
The new Newsfeed and Ticker aren't all Facebook is changing, though. Yesterday's Facebook developers conference, F8, revealed huge changes ahead. There were two big reveals at F8: your new profile, called "Timeline," and major changes in the way your actions and information are shared across Facebook.
The Timeline is already rolling out to some users. I was able to switch my profile to the new Timeline last night through my developer account, but one of my FB buddies informs me they were offered the option to switch out of the blue yesterday evening.I was prepared to hate the Timeline right from the get-go. As I said to my G+ friends yesterday, "Personally? I'm not a damn infographic. Facebook doesn't need "the story of my life" in slick, easily digestible soundbites and cute mappy graphics." I activated my Timeline to have a look and to be honest, after all the hype, it was pretty underwhelming.
I had to change my opinion after I looked up at the clock and realized I'd just spent two hours playing with the new options in the Timeline.
Guys, you're going to hear a lot of tech enthusiasts gushing about the Timeline. You're going to hear how pretty it is, how intuitive it is, how many more options it has. Shoot, Mashable's just about ready to take it home and introduce it to their folks, they love it so much. But I'm here to tell you right now that the Timeline? It's scrapbooking, y'all. And like scrapbooking, it's as addictive as crack.For the first time, Facebook is allowing (relatively) easy access to your Facebook history. The new profile is arranged like — surprise! — a timeline, and you can use the little year menu in the right sidebar to page back through your history. Your birth date, jobs, education, anniversaries, and whatnot have all turned into big milestone markers on your Timeline, which you can dress up and customize a bit. For example, you can page back to your birth date, add your parents, where you were born, a little story about your birth, and a baby picture. Or you can do the same for your kids' births, your marriage, your new job, whatever.
My favorite feature was the "cover," which is what they're calling the splashy big photo you can add to the top of your Timeline. As you can see, I immediately turned mine into advertising space for my novel, but I saw plenty of baby, puppy, and kitty photos being used as well.
The new Timeline is pretty, and kind of fun to poke at, but it's not exactly a world-changing proposition. It's (apparently) already rolling out, and if I'm understanding correctly, will go live September 29th. Don't get too worked up, though, because it's going to be "opt-in," at least to start. I expect it will be mandatory before too very long.The one big hitch in the Timeline is that not only is it easier for you to get at your Facebook history, it's easier for everyone to get at your Facebook history, including employers and creepy Internet stalkers. Don't panic. It's also very easy for you to lock that down, and make sure no one sees your vulgar status updates and questionable photos. In fact, you can do that right now — head to your profile page (old or new), and in the upper right corner, you'll see your name, "Home," and a little down-arrow. Click the down-arrow, and go under "Privacy Settings."
You can set your default privacy to "public," "friends," or "custom," which is what you'd use to make all your posts private, or sent only to a select group. Now: pick the privacy level you would like to set all your old posts to. Scroll down a bit, and you'll spot "Limit the Audience for Past Posts." Click the link next to it, "Manage Past Post Visibility." A confirmation bubble will pop up warning that you're about to change all your old posts to the privacy level you just selected. Click on "Limit Old Posts," and voila! All your old posts are now friends-only, private, or whatever. Now, if you want new posts to be a different level of privacy, all you have to do is switch your default at the top half of the page and go about your merry way.
The other big change coming to Facebook is not so benign or easily dealt with. Facebook is about to radically change how you share your information across their site.
Facebook is rolling out a new OpenGraphs API. For those of you who don't speak Geek, that means Facebook just changed how third parties create Facebook apps, and how you and your profile interacts with those apps (apps being games, those little quizzes, or any extra bit that asks if it's okay to connect with your Facebook account).
ETA 9/24/2011: New information about Facebook's OpenGraph has popped up. See this post at the Commuter's Tumblr and this post about Facebook's OpenGraph at Enrique Gutierrez' blog.
The first big change is that from now on, an app is only going to ask you once if it's okay for it to interact with and do things to your profile, like publish status updates and whatnot. So, pay attention to what it's asking permission to do, because you'll only see it once. Once you okay an app, it's going to do whatever it's set up to do without ever checking in with you again.The second big change is that apps are now able to publish everything you do with them to the Newsfeed, even if you don't do any more than click a link to see what an app actually is. Last night I added the new Guardian app to my profile to see how things worked. The app is pretty slick. It's basically a Facebook version of the Guardian newspaper, with a very nice layout that shows you their latest stories. Every time I clicked through to read a story, it published out to my Newsfeed for everyone to see. Not every time I clicked the "like," "recommend," "share," or "send," button, but every time I read a story, whether I actually wanted to share that information with my friends or not.
That's how apps are going to work now, so you're going to want to be careful what apps you add. It's going to be really easy to accidentally embarrass yourself. Not only that, but if you thought the new Newsfeed sucked before, wait until it's crammed full of every little article, song, movie, or whatnot your friends click on. And that's where all those clicks will be going — not into the Ticker, but right into the Newsfeed.
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Fourteen months ago, the union representing NHL players was regarded as a significant and powerful force in the industry, having outpointed the league's owners at virtually every turn over the previous decade.
They weren't as militant as baseball players, but these hockey boys had substantial muscle in both the corners and the boardroom.
Today, the same union, the NHL Players Association, lies in tatters, having not only had its collective lunch handed to it by the owners after a lockout that destroyed the entire 2004-05 season, but now having fallen into an ugly, destructive internal fight that appears likely to continue for months.
It's a story that has received far more attention in Canada than the U.S., at least partly because the union is based in Toronto, and also simply because fans in general are sick of NHL politics and infighting.
That said, the battle has spilled over into the laps of U.S. regulatory bodies, with the U.S. National Labor Relations Board and U.S. Department of Labor having already received briefs from union members alleging wrongdoing by the association's senior leadership.
Already, the union appears even more fractured than it became in the early 1990s, when former boss Alan Eagleson was forced aside amidst allegations of misusing union funds, and ultimately convicted in a U.S. court and sent to jail.
"Things are operating the same as they did then, under a shroud of secrecy," former NHLer Steve Larmer told The Toronto Star.
Larmer, a standout NHLer in his day, caused shock waves 10 days ago when he quit as the union's head of player relations, voicing his concerns in a controversial press release.
"This organization has taken a giant step backwards, back to the days of Eagleson, where a select few made decisions for the group," Larmer said in the release.
Ah yes, Eagleson.
Even the name opens old wounds and touches a sensitive nerve for NHL players, with the membership having been viewed as too docile and easily manipulated from the time Eagleson founded the union in 1967 until his ouster in the early 1990s.
On one side of this current fight is union president Trevor Linden and new executive director Ted Saskin, hired to take over for Bob Goodenow in July after, depending on who's telling the story, Goodenow either quit or was unceremoniously fired after making NHL players rich beyond their wildest dreams in the 1990s.
On the other side is a splinter group of about 100 former NHLers and current players, including prominent stars such as Chris Chelios, Brian Leetch and Eric Lindros, all of whom angrily contend Saskin illegally took control in the wake of the lockout and has been skirting the union's own constitution to galvanize his position and retain his $2.1 million annual salary.
Without question, this ugly squabble is the outgrowth of the collective bargaining process that left many players angry with union concessions and upset that they had not been fully informed throughout the talks.
Saskin, in fact, has charged that the dissident players aren't really against him at all, but are essentially still fighting the CBA war and upset with the fact the union leadership submitted to a $39 million salary cap.
"These guys didn't want to negotiate what we negotiated," Saskin told Hockey Night in Canada.
"This is supposed to be a democratic union and it's become communist," Minnesota goalie Dwayne Roloson told The Canadian Press.
Interestingly, a leading voice on the dissident side is Trent Klatt, who retired as a player after the lockout but has become one of Saskin's most aggressive critics, setting up a Web site to air his views and complaints. He calls it the "homepage of the quest for NHLPA democracy."
"Ted Saskin is trying to save a job," Klatt wrote. "Us players are trying to save a union."
Atlanta center Bobby Holik said the fight revolves around finding how the union switched from a no-cap position to accepting a cap, and how Saskin seized power without an open vote among the union's membership.
"We want answers as to what happened and all we get are the same tired clichés from the [union]," Holik told The New York Post. "We can't find out what happened last summer. How and when did the agenda change without the huge majority of us even knowing about it until it was too late to do anything?
"How did a small group take control without any notification to the membership?"
Saskin, formerly Goodenow's right-hand man, essentially took over the collective bargaining negotiations with the league in the spring of 2004, finally hammering out a deal with Bill Daly, now the NHL's deputy commissioner.
In this fight with the dissidents, however, Saskin has consistently erred in his strategy at quelling the uprising, attempting to either ignore or outflank his tormentors rather than give the players access to key union information. Indeed, many believe that had he and Linden simply insisted that all union bylaws be followed to the letter months ago, the Toronto lawyer would have easily been chosen to lead the union.
They maintain that had Saskin temporarily stepped aside and allowed the union to conduct a search for candidates, he would have ended up with the job anyway.
Saskin's latest attempt to defuse the issue came last week, when he released the results of a secret team-by-team vote ordered Sept. 12 that apparently showed 85 percent support for Saskin as executive director. That process was spawned by a controversial, late-night August conference call in which player reps and members of the executive committee voted 31-6 to install Saskin in his new job.
"At a certain point in time, we have to move on with our business, which is what we're going to do now," Saskin said.
But several teams have refused to even vote in the latest "election," arguing that the entire process contravenes NHLPA bylaws. As well, the voting procedure was supposed to be open until Dec. 16, but Saskin opted to reveal the results as soon as accounting firm PriceWaterhouseCoopers revealed he had a majority of teams in his favor.
Saskin has refused to say how many teams have so far declined to vote. Detroit, Toronto and the New York Islanders are believed to be among the strongest opponents of the embattled NHLPA chief.
"This entire secret ballot vote was a joke and the Detroit Red Wings will not vote and validate Saskin's phony secret ballot election," Chelios said. "If our team were to vote, the vote would be no. This secret ballot is another example of Ted Saskin manipulating the process for his own personal gain."
Saskin's salary, which is double that of Major League Baseball union head Donald Fehr, has become a flashpoint in the dispute, with dissidents arguing that Linden and other members of the executive committee simply accepted Saskin's information on what he should receive in compensation.
"I think, to most people, it just looks like a cash grab where [Saskin] tried to chew off too much," Minnesota defenseman Willie Mitchell said.
At the center of the dispute is Linden, still weary from hammering out a new CBA last summer. Once highly respected by most union members, Linden has increasingly seen his presidency of the union compromised by his support of Saskin.
The Vancouver forward said he was "insulted" by Larmer's public letter and believed the secret vote should end the mess.
"We rounded up the votes and it's kind of time to move on with things," Linden said. "Hopefully we can work with those who have issues and try to make things right to their minds."
Another vocal supporter of Saskin has been Colorado Avalanche defenseman Bob Boughner, also a member of the executive committee.
"Those guys wanted a secret ballot and we've done that," Boughner told The Globe and Mail. "What else do they want?"
Recently, prominent agent Ritch Winter, who led the fight against Eagleson more than a decade ago, became the first agent to publicly support the dissidents.
"When [agent] Ron Salcer and I first raised concerns about Eagleson, other agents were adamant that we were misfits and said Alan did a great job with international hockey," said Winter, who represents Dominik Hasek and a host of other prominent NHLers.
"But my feeling is that there's just as much reason to be concerned about the union now as there was under Eagleson."
Silent throughout this process as been Goodenow, leading some to wonder whether, after taking a back seat to Saskin during the CBA talks, the former union boss is orchestrating some of the fight against his successor.
The politics are intriguing and the ongoing squabble is revealing about the damage to the union psyche caused by the lockout and resulting CBA.
But at a time when the NHL appears to have successfully wobbled back on its feet and developed a new, exciting style of play, the union's civil war undermines the dream of fans, players and owners to put the embarrassing, destructive and precedent-setting lockout far in the rearview mirror.
Damien Cox, a columnist for The Toronto Star, is a regular contributor to ESPN.com.


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Yet another entertainer/mommy will be trying her hand at fashion designing. Who will be joining the style making ranks of such luminaries such as Victoria Beckham, Nicole Richie, and Heidi Klum? The one and only Britney Spears. Now most of us, those who possess any a smidgen of style, would steer clear of any item of clothing or accessory that has the Britney stamp on it. But then there are the others…
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SUBJECT: Charity Begins at Home for the Ohio State Bar Association
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Columbus, Ohio (November 20, 2001) – For the Ohio State Bar Association (OSBA) and its members, charity takes on a new meaning this year. The organization is supporting two diverse projects in an effort to make a true difference in the upcoming holiday season.
The events of September 11 were horrific in every sense, but hit very close to home for the OSBA because of the number of lawyers lost in the tragedy. The Ohio State Bar Association decided to honor the memory of those lost in the World Trade Center, especially fellow attorneys-at-law and their staffs, as well as those who lost their law offices in the collapse, with a donation the Red Cross Liberty Fund. Several of OSBA's sections took interest in creating this testimonial that would directly help the families of the victims.
In a letter to the Red Cross and Steven Krane, President of the New York State Bar Association, Mary Jane Trapp, OSBA President, said: "Terrorism does not win in America. Our nation is strong. Our citizens are determined. Our Government is resolute. Our legal system remains in tact. America can be proud of its response to these acts of war and should take heart in the fact that our republic not only survived, but is strengthened."
Prior to the events of September 11, the OSBA initiated support for the Southeastern Ohio Regional Food Center, a food pantry serving a nine-county area of southeastern Ohio including Gallia, Hocking, Jackson, Lawrence, Meigs, Morgan, Perry, Vinton and Washington counties. The unemployment rate in this portion of Ohio is as high as 16%, hitting families, seniors and young people hard. In this nine-county area, 75% of the population lives on some sort of public assistance. Both cash contributions and non-perishable food items are being collected for this project.
"With the holidays upon us, and with the knowledge that many charitable organizations have special needs this year, the Ohio State Bar Association has already raised nearly two-thirds of its $25,000 goal to support the work of the Southeastern Ohio Regional Food Center," said Trapp "We invite the citizens of Ohio to join OSBA members in this worthwhile effort," said Trapp.
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The start of enrollment for Medicare's new prescription drug benefit is just six weeks away. Medicare Part D, as it's called, will be the biggest addition to the program since it was founded in 1965. Although Part D will offer more choices for drug plans, it will also add layers of complexity to a national health insurance program that for decades has prided itself on simplicity, at least from the patient's perspective.
Part D sign-up will offer 42 million elderly and disabled Americans varying degrees of help paying for prescriptions. But getting the coverage requires that beneficiaries make some key decisions. A full two-thirds of Medicare members already have some form of private or public drug coverage. If you're one of them, you'll have to know how your coverage might change and what form of insurance is best for you.
Starting around Oct. 15 Medicare expects to launch a web site designed to help beneficiaries choose the best plan in their area based on the prescriptions they take, the extra costs they can afford to pay, and their existing forms of insurance.
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More than 6 million low-income Americans on Medicare already have their prescription drugs provided through state Medicaid programs. But when Part D kicks in on Jan. 1, 2006, all of that coverage will switch to Medicare automatically.
In an effort to avoid confusion, Medicare is automatically placing so-called "dual eligibles" into a Part D plan. But to avoid favoritism, the government is picking the plans at random in each geographical area. But since each area will be offering 10 to 20 plans, you'll still need to check if the plan you've been placed in is right for you; if not, you'll need to switch.
With the change in drug coverage, dual eligibles may notice that their drug coverage is decreased from what was previously covered by Medicaid.
By the end of October the government will mail out letters to all dual-eligible beneficiaries informing them of the switch. The next step is to check the plan's covered drug list, or formulary, to see if all the drugs you take are all covered. Chances are they may not be, so it's up to you and your doctor to decide whether other covered brand name drugs or generics are similar enough to switch.
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Talk:Majority minority
- 1 What about children?
- 2 Women a minority group?
- 3 Projections
- 4 External factors
- 5 This article ends with the word "and".
- 6 Definition
- 7 Which is the correct term?
- 8 a bit too obvious sentence?
- 9 Hawaii as the only state always to have been minority-majority?
- 10 Wrong data?
- 11 The Other Uses section
- 12 Move away from being concentrated on US?
- 13 Why
- 14 Moving article to Majority minority
- 15 this is called a Plurality
- 16 Map
What about children?[edit]
Aren't there several more states where non-Hispanic whites under a certain age are a minority within that age group, while the state still has a white majority overall. I would bet that the number of states where white infants are a minority among the state's newborn population may be as high as 15. These states could be assigned a number, a sort of "minority age threshold" where white people below that age are a minority and white people over that age are the majority. That data would be proof that the state absolutely will become a majority-minority state in a matter of time, barring some radical technological advance which would prolong the lifespans of the white babyboomer generation indefinitely. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 184.108.40.206 (talk) 00:50, August 28, 2007 (UTC)
Women a minority group?[edit]
Is that meant seriously? --220.127.116.11 08:23, 5 September 2006 (UTC)
- Women have historically been discriminated against in a number of fields solely because they are women - but they are usually a majority. bd2412 T 10:55, 23 December 2007 (UTC)
I've moved two sections here for discussion, as they largely report information irrelevant to majority-minority status, and are vague and badly written. --JWB 02:17, 11 August 2006 (UTC)
- The subject matter only relates to gender identity, a truely biological concept and demographers in nearly every country in the world finds women outnumber men (51-60% female vs. 40-50% male). So this edit doesn't belong to this article due to its' irrelevance about racial or ethnic minorities. +188.8.131.52 (talk) 03:30, 3 May 2008 (UTC)
- An uneven gender ratio for a given county, state or nation alters the population growth in a negative way. Same applies for an imbalanced age ratio like a state with a quarter or more are over the age of 65 (i.e. Florida) and those with median ages under 30 (i.e. Utah) should take caution on moderating birth rates. + 22.214.171.124 (talk) 11:54, 14 September 2009 (UTC)
U.S. Census projections suggest that states will continue to shift into this category in the coming decades. As of 2004, those next in line for minority majority status according to the U.S. Census Bureau (35% or more minority populations) were:
- Maryland 40.2%
- Mississippi 40.1%
- Georgia 39.8%
- New York 38.9%
- Arizona 38.9%
- Nevada 38.8%
- Louisiana 38.2%
- Florida 37.2%
- New Jersey 36.2%
By contrast, more rural states such as North Dakota, South Dakota, Montana, Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine are not projected to experience such a change for centuries, if ever. Of course, if the majority of the U.S. population becomes Hispanic (for example), then it is those more rural states which will become majority-minority states, as their white majority will be at odds with that of the rest of the country.
- 35% currently says nothing about how fast growth is. --JWB 02:17, 11 August 2006 (UTC)
External factors[edit]
Demographic shifts may be influenced by factors other than normal patterns of population growth (births, deaths, urbanization, etc.) Following the U.S. Civil War, some former Confederate states such as Georgia and South Carolina had majority-black populations, but decades of racial discrimination, along with greater economic opportunities in the industrial north, drove large numbers of black people to northern states in the Great Migration.
- True, but says nothing about the future. --JWB 02:17, 11 August 2006 (UTC)
External factors may influence the status of majority-minority states. For example, the success of the Christian Exodus movement, which supports the migration of conservative Christians (who are predominantly white) to South Carolina, would likely reverse the trend of the growing black proportion of the overall population of that state. Hurricane Katrina, which scattered the mostly-black population of New Orleans to neighboring states, may also have had an effect this trend in several states.
- There's no evidence that Christian Exodus is likely to have any effect. Louisiana is not a major destination for minority migration, and is not heading for majority-minority status any time soon. --JWB 02:17, 11 August 2006 (UTC)
- True with respect to Christian Exodus, but their goal is to make their own "majority-minority" state, with the majority composed of persons who see themselves as being a religious minority. With respect to Louisiana, the point is actually the opposite: the state was headed towards becoming a majority-minority state, but Hurricane Katrina discplaced a large minority population to other states, thus reversing the trend as to Louisiana - but accelerating it as to Alabama, Georgia, and Arkansas, and enhancing it as to Texas. bd2412 T 15:49, 11 August 2006 (UTC)
Also, other factors such as stricter enforcement of immigration laws would likely slow the move toward majority-minorities, as this would slow the flow of minority illegal immigrants, especially along the border states such as Texas and California. This would have a great effect in the border states, where Hispanics from South and Central America (particularly from Mexico) are the predominant minority group, although it would have only a minor impact on states where the predominant minority groups are legal immigrants or are American-born.
- Texas, California and New Mexico are already listed as majority-minority, so are not relevant to discussion of states that may become so in future. Also, currently numerous minority groups are not relevant; it's increasing minority groups that are relevant. --JWB 02:17, 11 August 2006 (UTC)
- Disagree entirely. First, immigration from minority groups definitely increases the rate at which all states may become majority-minority states; second, it enhances the "minority" population of Texas and California, cementing their majority-minority status... the article should also mention Arizona, and destination states such as Nevada and Colorado. bd2412 T 15:49, 11 August 2006 (UTC)
Florida, for example, has a large Cuban American population, encouraged by the federal government's Wet Feet/Dry Feet Policy, which allows Cuban refugees who make it to dry land to remain in the United States. New York and New Jersey have a significant population of Puerto Ricans, who are United States citizens and do not face any restrictions on travel to the mainland. Alaska and Hawaii each have large indigenous populations, deemed to have become citizens when those states entered the union.
- Not many Cubans are currently immigrating. Puerto Rican population on the mainland is stable, not rapidly increasing. Hawaii is already majority-minority. Alaska is unlikely to become majority-minority. Phrasing as "deemed" is also poor. JWB 02:17, 11 August 2006 (UTC)
- Disagree. The wet foot/dry foot policy is responsible for the existing large minority population, which is trending towards becoming the majority. This explains how Hawaii became a majority-minority state in the first place (it always was one). Why is "deemed" poor phrasing? That is exactly what happened... perhaps "declared" or "accepted as"? bd2412 T 15:49, 11 August 2006 (UTC)
This article ends with the word "and".[edit]
And what?--Greasysteve13 23:22, 20 September 2006 (UTC)
- Fixed. bd2412 T 17:36, 21 September 2006 (UTC)
- Well done--Greasysteve13 05:12, 22 September 2006 (UTC)
I'm confused. I was quite sure the term "majority-minority state" did *not* mean that the majority group in the state did not match the majority group in the nation. I was sure it meant "there is no group representing more than 50% (a majority) in this state" = "all groups are minorities in this state". The crucial difference is, for example, if California were to become 60% Hispanic, it would no longer be considered "majority-minority state" the way I defined it (since there would be a majority group in the state), but it would still be a "majority-minority state" they way it's defined here (since Hispanics are not a majority group in the rest of the country). Am I off here? I at least feel that's how we use the term in (my part of?) California, but I could be wrong about how the rest of the nation uses it. --SameerKhan 00:31, 20 October 2006 (UTC)
- In fact, now I'm sure I'm right. I did a little research to confirm what I was already pretty sure was true - there is no group that forms the majority of the population (50%+) in any of the four states mentioned here. In all four states, all groups are minorities. For example, in California, whites are still the largest group, although they make up less than 50%. They are not outnumbered by any other group (other than, of course, "non-whites", if that can be considered a group). This article is highly misleading; the way it is currently written, it makes it seem as though there is some particular group that forms a majority in California and the other states, which is simply wrong. Hispanics, Asians (both of which are really huge groups that should be broken down to be more accurate), and other groups do not make a majority in California and Texas at least (Hawaii is majority Asian if you clump all different Asian origins in as one group; I didn't look at New Mexico), unless you group them into a super "non-white" category. Anyhow, unless someone can show me why the current definition is more accurate, I think we should make a significant change. --SameerKhan 04:52, 21 October 2006 (UTC)
- It would seem that a majority of the population is of any minority, not a specific one. The interesting statistic that this article references is when a majority of the population of a state does not share the same race as the majority of the country. Whether the majority of a state is comprised of a specific minority or many minorities is irrelivant in this definition. It is also worth noting that the statistic of a single state having a majority of its population coming from a single minority is extremely unlikely. 188.8.131.52 08:00, 1 November 2006 (UTC)
- I am amazed that this kind of organized racism is possible.--Daanschr 13:41, 29 November 2006 (UTC)
- How is this racist? (Unless your point is that categorizing people by race is an exercise in racism itself). It could cut in any direction - if a city in South Africa (with its majority black population) has a white majority within its municipal borders, it is a majority-minority city, because the majority in the city is the minority in the country. bd2412 T 02:17, 3 March 2007 (UTC)
- I am amazed that this kind of organized racism is possible.--Daanschr 13:41, 29 November 2006 (UTC)
Which is the correct term?[edit]
I see both "majority minority" and "minority majority" used in the article. Which term is correct? Or are they both acceptable? 126.96.36.199 17:54, 2 January 2007 (UTC) Andreas.
- As a sociologist, I'd say majority-minority is correct, as in a majority of the entire population is made of persons who are members of minority groups. bd2412 T 02:15, 3 March 2007 (UTC)
As an historian, I would say that minority-majority is correct. This indicates that mininorities (taken as a whole) make up a majority of the population. In other words, the majority group (whites in our country) does not make up a majority of the population of these states, minorities are the majority. —Preceding unsigned comment added by Oh2bkokopelli (talk • contribs) 02:58, 18 September 2007 (UTC)
- The term used in the USA is typically "Majority Minority". I have heard that term often, and never heard "minority-majority". Despite wikipedia and all its mirrors pointing to the latter, the former still gets FAR more hits. I say it should be moved to "Majority-Minority". Kold9 (talk) 01:22, 22 September 2008 (UTC)
I am going to move this. Kold9 (talk) 05:48, 9 February 2009 (UTC)...I cannot move it. If an administrator would kindly do so that would be nice. Please move to Majority-minority. Note, not to majority-minority state: This subject does not simply refer to states; I'm not sure why someone thought it did and named this article "majority minority state".
a bit too obvious sentence?[edit]
It is important to note that Hispanics do not constitute a race but rather an ethnicity. Individuals who market white and Hispanic were therefore not counted as being multi-racial but rather only as White. Why is such blatantly obvious 'information' even necessary? How could there ever be confusion about this? So should someone need to explain that germans, french, italians, polish, irish, swedish, czech etcetc are also white??? --188.8.131.52 18:19, 2 March 2007 (UTC)
Hawaii as the only state always to have been minority-majority?[edit]
I don't buy this. What about New Mexico? It was a settled by the Spanish, along with some Mexican Native-American allies over 300 years ago. They settled a land populated by over 19 pueblo tribes/cultures, severa groups of nomadic Native Ameican tribes -- Navajo, Apache, Comanche, Ute.
These people settled the state long before non-Hispanic whites arrived. So how does Hawaii get the distinction of being the only state always to have been minority-majority. I do not buy this. I think that you're wrong. Can you tell me when New Mexico wasn't a minority-majority territory (1848-1912) or state (1912-present)? —Preceding unsigned comment added by Oh2bkokopelli (talk • contribs) 02:54, 18 September 2007 (UTC)
- New Mexico was purposefully not admitted as a state until the population of white settlers had overtaken the other populations (bear in mind that it was very sparsely populated overall at the time). It remained majority-white until only recently. Cheers! bd2412 T 03:23, 18 September 2007 (UTC)
[1] has incomplete data. Apparently non-Hispanic Whites have been close to 50% since sometime in the 19th century. New Mexico may not have been a "majority minority" state for most of its history in the US, though it is also a poor fit for the alarmist idea of nonwhite immigrants overwhelming whites. Hispanic New Mexicans were present from the start, were considered white by the US, and considered themselves whites of Spanish ancestry, not Mexican. They were only placed in a non-majority Census category when the "Hispanic/Latino" "ethnicity" was added to the Census relatively recently. They have also made up a fairly stable proportion of the population. --JWB (talk) 03:52, 6 December 2007 (UTC)
Another note, having read up more on the history of New Mexico, Compromise of 1850, etc.: Proposals for New Mexico statehood were seriously considered in 1850 and 1860. The political football on both occasions was not whether the state was dominated by non-Hispanic Whites, but whether it would be dominated by Southerners or not. --JWB (talk) 01:25, 27 October 2009 (UTC)
- The demographic history of Hawaii is unique out of all the 50 states. The majority of inhabitants, two-thirds or (65%) there are of Asian American origins, the highest percentage of east Asians (note the umbrella term "Asian" isn't racial either but peoples from South Asia and Southwest Asia are classified "Asian") in any US state: about a quarter (27%) are of Japanese descent, one-fifth (23%) are Filipino and one-third (31%) have various degrees of Native Hawaiian ancestry despite the number of full-bloods are 2% and continually drops over time. Large numbers of Japanese came in the 1880's followed by Chinese (about 15% of Hawaiians are Chinese), Koreans (an estimated 5% are Korean) and finally, Filipinos from the then US-ruled Philippines.
In the 1920's and '30's, over 10,000 Puerto Ricans (Latinos) from Puerto Rico arrived to replace the numerical decline of imported Asian laborers and Mexicans joined the contract labor force, thus one-tenth (9%) of the state's population are Hispanic/Latino of any race. The racial situation of African Americans in Hawaii is relatively good than what's observed in the Southeastern or other parts of the U.S., about 5% of Hawaii's people are black who came from the mainland throughout the 20th century. Non-Hispanic white "Haole" or Caucasian Hawaiians are 15% of the population depending on any available data, the majority are mixed-race with Asian and native Hawaiian blood themselves, although a large wave of European Portuguese settlers arrived to influence the state's blended diverse culture. + 126.96.36.199 (talk) 03:27, 3 May 2008 (UTC)
- Several people involved in the Puerto Rican statehood movement have told me that California's original state constitution (1847) was written entirely in Spanish . I would also assume that the majority, or pretty darn close to it, of California's population in 1847 was majority Hispanic. I would venture a guess that Hispanics were a majority in all pre-statehood territories in the Southwest. Also is the racial aspect a reason why it took so long for Hawaii to gain statehood? If I recall Hawaii had been pushing for statehood since at least the 1930s before finally being admitted in 1959. 220.127.116.11 (talk) 03:59, 16 February 2013 (UTC)
Wrong data?[edit]
The sum for California is way below 100% since this edit. --126.96.36.199 (talk) 04:45, 8 November 2008 (UTC)
- The edit appears to be updating from 2005 to 2007 census data. Should be easy enough to find out what the census actually says. bd2412 T 05:50, 8 November 2008 (UTC)
- Data are similar to these (labeled 2006), but "Hispanic or Latino" has 35.9% there, not 17.3%. Note that you need to calculate percentages from the "Hispanic or Latino and race" table under "show more" (except for "White (all)"), because the census concepts of race and "Hispanic" status are orthogonal [2]. --188.8.131.52 (talk) 01:26, 9 November 2008 (UTC)
- The 1940 Census report on California was performed in a way to excluded Hispanic and Asian ethnic groups at the time. According to the article, 89 percent of the state's population was white 'non-Hispanic' except the percentage of Mexicans or Spanish-surnamed Americans in the state's first century was typically a tenth or 11-15 percent (i.e. in the 1970 census, about 1.5 to 2 million Mexicans out of the total 19 million reported to live in Cal.) But there was a "Mexican" race category devised in the previous census (1930) and was from anti-Mexican sentiment held by Anglos at the time. Some Mexican-Americans protested the race categorization during WWII as nothing more than racism similar to the Nazis' anti-semitism (i.e. Nuremberg race laws against German Jewish citizens). Mexicans were reincluded in the "white" category by the Truman Administration in 1946. + 184.108.40.206 (talk) 12:02, 14 September 2009 (UTC)
The Other Uses section[edit]
This section is not accurate at all, at least from my perspective. Can anyone provide a few examples "majority-minority" refering to religion? If not, it should be removed. Kold9 (talk) 05:51, 9 February 2009 (UTC)
Move away from being concentrated on US?[edit]
I was brought here by a link on the page about Leicester, a UK city which is almost minority-majority. Maybe we should have an article about that generally, rather than just in the US. YeshuaDavid • Talk • 17:25, 7 June 2009 (UTC)
I laughed out loud about the reference to French surburban housing projects with "majority-minority" populations. Surely a suburb here or there is completely immaterial to the article at large. My building here in Taiwan is also full of foreigners...should we include that too as an exxample?? — Preceding unsigned comment added by 18.104.22.168 (talk) 08:18, 21 June 2011 (UTC)
... is the title "Minority-majority state" but the first line is "Majority minority"? —Preceding unsigned comment added by 126.96.36.199 (talk) 02:52, 30 September 2009 (UTC)
Moving article to Majority minority[edit]
This article discusses majority minority US cities as well as majority minority areas in other countries, and is not strictly about m-m states. Of 39 non-redirect incoming namespace links, 17 are redirected from variations of "majority minority" (with various capitalization and hyphenation). 22 incoming links are for "Minority-majority state" (or variant redirects). However, at least 3 of these (History of Los Angeles, Illinois's 1st congressional district election, 2000, California's 15th congressional district) are using pipes to redirect from a phrase that doesn't include the word state, and Pardo covers m-m areas in Brazil. The majority of incoming links are looking for an article not strictly about m-m US STATES.
"Minority majority" (511k) and "Majority minority" (509k) have a similar number of Google results. Google ignores the presence of a hyphen in the phrase, but the first few pages of results show mixed usage of hyphens in either phrase. The Wall Street Journal uses both phrases. This page on Wikipedia is a high result for "minority majority" and may have influenced recent usage. Two editors on this talk page have previously suggested that "majority minority" is preferable. My understanding of Wikipedia article title policy suggests that omitting the hyphen is preferable.
I'm going to attempt to move this page to Majority minority myself or list it with WP:RM if I can't move it. I also want to move Majority-minority district to List of majority minority United States congressional districts; while that title is long it is more precise, and I doubt that article while ever be more than a List.Plantdrew (talk) 05:26, 16 October 2012 (UTC)
this is called a Plurality[edit]
We already have a word for this in English. It's called plurality.
188.8.131.52 (talk) 04:16, 31 March 2013 (UTC)
No, it's not quite the same thing. An area in the US which was 60% black/40% white would be considered majority minority as would an area which was 30% black, 30% hispanic, 40% white. The former has a black majority, and the latter has a white plurality.Plantdrew (talk) 19:30, 31 March 2013 (UTC)
The map should be changed to reflect that Louisiana is now under 60% non-Hispanic white according to 2012 estimates.


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