"Minority" populations can sometimes constitute a numerical majority.

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A minority population refers to a group of people who hold a smaller percentage in a larger community or society. However, in some regions, minority populations may make up the majority of the local population, even if they are still a minority in the larger national or global context. For example, in some parts of the world, women or ethnic or religious minorities may constitute the majority of the local population, while still remaining a minority in the country as a whole.

"Minority" Populations Can Sometimes Constitute a Numerical Majority