Synonyms for ethnicity
ɛθˈnɪs ɪ tieth·nic·i·ty

Princeton's WordNet

1. ethnicitynoun

   an ethnic quality or affiliation resulting from racial or cultural ties

   "ethnicity has a strong influence on community status relations"

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1. List of paraphrases for "ethnicity":

   ethnic, race, racial

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1. Ethnicity

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1. Russell Okung:

   No matter your background, no matter your ethnicity, you deserve a chance to fully participate in the future of our economy, we're preaching the gospel that you matter, where you're from matters, and if you want to solve problems from places in which you come from, you can do it.

2. Fulton County:

   Lady Justice in this community is blind, it does not matter your ethnicity, it does not matter the side of the tracks you come from, it does not matter your wealth. You will be treated as an individual with value.

3. Zannah Mustapha:

   We don't mind where you came from, what's your religion, what's your ethnicity, gender does not matter. You find two thirds of the population in Future Prowess Islamic Foundation are girls.

4. Crystal Echo Hawk:

   Martin Luther King Jr.Why taught us that racial injustice in United States started with the arrival of colonizers on Native land. The violence these settlers used first against Indigenous peoples, then against Black slaves, was predicated on White supremacist beliefs. White supremacy is upheld by false origin myths about the United States, ignored by whitewashing brutal anti-Native and anti-Black policies, and sustained by stereotyped, inaccurate portrayals of Native people and people of color in popular culture, to create a just world, all people of every race, ethnicity, sexuality, gender expression, and age, must stand together and tell truthful stories about our past and hopeful stories about our future.

5. CLIFFORD VILLALON:

   Synergy is addition and multiplication. Ethnicity is subtraction and division.