Ki lè Ayiti pre pou genyen yon lidè ki soti nan klas minoritè milat apre Lescot

Revelasyon,
Anvan w vin voye jilbret al pran enfomasyon.
95% meriken pa sot an erop.
Ou pa kapab konpare sitiyasyon Ozeta ak sa Ayiti a.

Youn ou gen yon majorite ki kenbe majorite byen ak privilej yo.
Lot la genyen yon minorite ki kenbe majorite byen ak privilej yo.

Men pou w:

Racial and ethnic demographics of the United States
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The United States is a diverse country racially and ethnically.[1] White Americans are the racial majority and are spread throughout the country; racial minorities, composing one fourth of the population, are concentrated in coastal and metropolitan areas.

[2] The Black American or African American population is concentrated in the South, and also spread throughout parts of the Northeast and Midwest. Black Americans make up the largest racial minority in the United States.[2]

White Americans make up 76% of the total population per the 2006 American Community Survey (ACS).[2]

Of the White American population, 8% are Hispanic (comprising approximately half of the Hispanic group's population).

[3] White Americans are the majority in every region but attain their highest concentration in the Midwest, where they account for 84% of the population.[2]

Asian Americans are concentrated in the Western states; 47% of them reside there,[2] mostly in California and Hawaii.

Half of the American Indian population resides in the West;[2] there were 4.1 million in 2000, including those of partial ancestry, [4] their highest population ever since the U.S. was founded in 1776.

The Inuit population is mainly found in Alaska, and more than three quarters of the Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander population is found in the West,[2] mostly in Hawaii and California. The population of those described as "two or more races" resides mostly in the West and South, where a combined 69% of all multiracial Americans reside.[2]

Americans of "Some other race" — a catchall, non-standard category almost all of whose members are reclassified as white in official documents[4] — are nearly all Hispanic or Latino in ancestral or national origin,[5] and 44% lived in the West in 2006.[2]

Hispanic and Latino Americans form a racially and ethnically diverse ancestral group,[6] constituting the nation's largest collated ancestral minority. Hispanics and Latinos are most concentrated in the West, where they represent 27% of the population, corresponding to 43% of the group's population nationwide.[5]

Joel

sa w di ya telman vre dernye fwa mal an ayiti an 1980 mwen pa wè youn grenn milat ankor nan la ri ya.menm nan kote tankou bank Royal du canada kote se te ti milat selman ou te konn wè la ,mwen sezi lè mwen te ale nan bank la.

zafè nwa ak milat an ayiti fini.ba moun repo yo ak vye kose saa.koulyè se pa youn kestyon de koulè ki enpotan se montre sa w te fè deja nan peyi ya pou soulaje malere.Mwen deja genyen kandida m se sel si li refize mwen pral ekri li menm ;se youn grimo li ye tou dabor li pa ka nan zafè nwa ak milat.