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Minorities and Group Rights

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Are the Aged a Minority Group?*

Journal of the American Geriatrics Society, 1978
ABSTRACT: The aged resemble minority groups in three ways, i.e., they suffer from prejudice, discrimination, and deprivation. On the other hand, they are not born into their age group, and they have little sense of group identity or political unity.
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Multilingualism in Minority Groups

2022
Multilingualism, defined as the ability of speaking two or more languages, is a phenomenon gaining importance each passing day. Accordingly, there is a growing interest in how multilingual individuals make use of their linguistic repertoires in the language learning process.
Aylin Yardımcı, Arif Sarıçoban
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Minority Group Status and Fertility

American Journal of Sociology, 1969
Most studies of minority group fertility assume that as assimilation proceeds the fertility of minority and majority populations will coverge. Differences between minority and majority are usually treated as temporary phenomena and often are interpreted in terms of the social, demographic, and economic characteristics of minority group members ...
C, Goldscheider, P R, Uhlenberg
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