Racial minorities refer to groups of people who belong to a specific race or ethnicity that is smaller in number compared to the dominant group in a society. These groups often have unique cultural practices, languages, and traditions that distinguish them from the majority population. Examples of racial minorities include African Americans, Hispanic Americans, and Asian Americans in the United States. Being part of a racial minority can come with both challenges and strengths. Many racial minorities face issues like discrimination and unequal opportunities, but they also contribute rich cultural diversity and perspectives to society. Celebrating and understanding these differences can help promote inclusivity and equality for everyone.