SmarterThanTheAverageBear
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Diversity in the 113th Congress
While 94 percent of the U.S. Senate is white, 19% of the House of Representatives is made up of minority groups. There are 28 Hispanics serving in the House— 25 Democrats and three Republicans. The Senate is made up of 1% African American, I % Asian, 2% Hispanic, 2% not Stated, and 94% White. The House is made up of 9% African American, 25% Asian, 1% Japanese American, 1% Asian American, 5% not stated, and 77% White.
Republicans have elected six blacks to higher office in the last 100 years
That is all you need to know
Electing someone just because of their ethnicity or color means nothing.
Electing only six non whites over a hundred years proves something
Republicans will not vote for a black
yes it does prove something.
It proves that in 100 years only six blacks were worth electing
you want to go again?