Minorities

A minority refers to a group within a population that is smaller in number or less dominant culturally, socially, or politically compared to the majority. This can be based on characteristics such as ethnicity, religion, language, or other traits. Minorities may face specific challenges related to representation, rights, and equality, often working to preserve their identity and ensure fair treatment within the larger society. It’s important to recognize that minority status does not imply lesser value but highlights differences in social power or demographic presence.