Significados de non-white people em inglês

Only nine non-white people hold the top positions of chair or chief executive.

I get a lot of reaction from non-white people.

A record number of women and non-white people entered Congress, nearly all of them Democrats.

Put simply, white people have ordinary lives and concerns while non-white people have "issues".

Accounts have suggested it was chosen to make the drug instantly associable with Mexicans, or non-white people.

Initially the events attracted little attention: it was a small war in a far-away country between non-white people.

Nothing about non-white people intrinsically prevents them from rock climbing, yet they still seem largely absent from the sport.

BNP leader Nick Griffin yesterday announced that his party should change its membership rules to allow non-white people to join.

No doubt in future elections he will claim the party is not racist because it allows non-white people to join.

The BNP's senior members voted last weekend to hold a party-wide ballot on whether to allow non-white people to join.

William Massey also enacted legislation in 1920 called the Immigration Restriction Act that restricted non-white people from entering New Zealand.

But no non-Dutch white person living in the Netherlands is referred to as allochtoon, only non-white people, Dutch and otherwise.

We are deeply steeped in stories that white people and Christian-based cultures are superior to non-white people and non-Christian cultures.

That is akin to the voting system that operated in apartheid South Africa, where non-white people were excluded from the franchise.

And while no one explicitly banned non-white people, the demographic from which NASA drew candidates didn't really contain people of color.

At the time, the proportion of non-white people on FTSE 100 boards was around 8%.