Members of subordinate racial and ethnic groups are often used as substitutes for the actual source of the frustration; they become scapegoats and are often blamed for societal problems (such as unemployment or an economic recession) over which they have no control.
The term minority connotes discrimination, and in sociological contexts, the terms subordinate group and dominant group can be used interchangeably to refer to the group that is in the majority.
These definitions are consistent with the idea that in a given society, the dominant group is the one with the most power, while the subordinate groups are those with less power than the dominant group. According to the Census Bureau, race is the self-identification of a person with one or more social groupings. One can identify as as White, Black or African American, Asian, American Indian and Alaska Native, Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander, or any other race.
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