White - British
White - Irish
White - other
Mixed - White and Black Caribbean
Mixed - White and Black African
Mixed - White and Asian
Mixed - other
Asian or Asian British - Indian
Asian or Asian British - Pakistani
Asian or Asian British - Bangladeshi
Asian or Asian British - other
Black or Black British - Caribbean
Black or Black British - African
Black or Black British - other
Chinese or other ethnic group - Chinese
Chinese or other ethnic group - other
White - Scottish
So... We are on A Scottish forum but we are using English templates? AM jot even going to attempt to answer the Irish question.
In the interests of fairness, the poll should have a "I don't want to say" option.
Perhaps, once the creator of said flawed poll has finished inspecting his bowel from close proximity, we can have a more complete and fairer poll?
As some one said, we will all survive: but will we answer?
On the subject of different censii: we are different countries with different legal, education and religious systems. Of course we have different censii.
Lastly, U'll be delighted to read, Chinese ethnicity (politically speaking) is still part of being black: the full title being something like Black Ethnic Minority.![]()
Why? I'm not interested in people who don't want to say what ethnicity they are. If you don't want to say, don't vote. Seems fairly simple to me.
But, OK, to stop you whingeing Scots, I'll add a "White - Scottish" option.
Perhaps you can create your own
Censii? Is that an actual word?
You have me confused with someone who, you know, cares.
So, you don't care about how clearly you're labelling the pigeonholes, but you're interested who flies into which one. What is this, Luke Reinhardt moonlighting for Mori?
You'll be telling us next that the results you were really looking for were actually the comments, and just set the poll up as some sort of clever trawling/trolling maneuvre.
Not quite - more like, I knew the labels would be controversial, hence I picked a standard set and stuck with it. There's no "right" set of options, but at least this is clearly consistent with official demographic data, rather than just making up a set of labels.
My mistake was in not realising that there was no "UK Census"; I added the "Scottish" poll option to correct that.
But I don't care what the actual labels are, no - they'll never be "right" for some people, so it's not worth worrying about. So I don't.
Oi! How dare you call me clever?![]()
Last edited by Stuart M; 6th-August-2008 at 04:33 PM.
Actually, I want to compare demographics of different dance forms (AT and salsa and MJ).
However, I'm not sure how to get data for AT and salsa, being as the options are UK (or England and Wales) centric... There's no UK-based AT / salsa forums. Hmmm, may need a bit of thinking about.
Give the guy a break , what was a simple opening request seems to be turning into a saga
Going to spend a lot of time on it ??
I cant see an option for Mexican Chinese ?
Although Id suggest you will find a far wider ethnic range in Salsa in UK v Ceroc/Jive in the uk which is worthy of study
There are currently 1 users browsing this thread. (0 members and 1 guests)
Bookmarks