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02-17-2005, 01:56 PM
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sgtclub
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Dean's Comments
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Originally posted by Shape Shifter
"Compared with all U.S. workers, hotel workers are younger, more likely to be female and foreign-born, less likely to be white and likely to have less formal education . . . . Hotel workers are more likely to be black, more likely to be Hispanic and more likely to be of other races (including Asian and Native American) than U.S. workers as a whole. "
There are all sorts of handy charts and graphs on the topic if you care to keep reading.
If Dean was the chair of the GOP, I would think he's an idiot. And not just because of his party affiliation. If the chair of the GOP had made the comment, it wouldn't have made any sense because the Democratic party is more racially diverse than the GOP.
Done. What do I win?
You fail. From the cite you posted:
Compared to U.S. workers overall, hotel workers are younger, have less formal education, are more likely to be women, are more likely to be immigrants, and are less likely to be white. In 2000, about 21.8 percent of hotel workers were under age 25, 24 percent did not have a high school diploma, 57.9 percent were women, 28.4 percent were immigrants and
45.6 percent were non-white
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