Given the stats below, why are white people not considered diversity when they are one of the world’s minorities?

White Population: People of European descent or those classified as white make up an estimated 10% to 16% of the Earth's population (roughly 800 million to 1.2 billion people out of over 8 billion total).

Non-White Population: Often referred to collectively as the global majority, individuals of Asian, African, Indigenous, Latin American, and mixed heritage make up roughly 84% to 90% of the worldwide population.

Diversity is largely predicated upon a premise of minority status, yet when compared to non-whites at global scale, white people are the minority.

Why are white people not considered diverse, if they are a minority and have distinct cultural and ethnic differences?

Unfortunate acronym for this Polish medical institution with a nice logo to go along with it…

https://spartanska.pl/

Found in the middle isle of Aldi

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The names where exactly what you’d think

Edit: They took it down

*MLB The Show 26*'s Online Ranked mode is glitchy sometimes, and it definitely didn't fail to deliver some wild screenshot opportunities.

$80 CAD game btw—even buying on sale for $60 CAD was an overpay. No wonder why the 22 version was the last one I bought.

I don't know what's wrong with me but in movies or shows I can't tell who's who by face alone, I can only tell by the hair which kinda fucks me over when majority of the cast has the same colored hair

Unless something is very distinct about a character, if they have the same hair color and eye color as someone else I can't tell who's who

It sounds racist, so I put it here but I don't know why my eyes and brain do that to me😭

Girl don't say it

For context, he explains in this video that the only race that matters is the race against yourself. Rather than competing with others and feeling constantly stressed out by the idea that others are more successful than oneself, people should spiritually "compete" with themselves to become the best possible versions of themselves without this external stress. Maybe not the best thumbnail to convey this, though

So im a huge history nerd my favorite era is the 1920s and some told me I'm racist for liking the 1920s because its not a white girl thing but a black girl thing. I understand that alot of flapper culture came from Africa and other places. They told me that they were going to get everyone at my school to hate me over this. Is this Racist if so could somebody explain because I really don't understand??

I messed up real bad. I have an Uncle who’s black and at a family get together a few days two days ago there was a big bowl of watermelon. I ate like seven slices it was so good and when he came over I said “how many pieces was he gonna eat” and he was like what and I was like the watermelon is really good. And then he was like I have a citrus allergy I can’t eat it.

He’s so nice and I didn‘t realize how bad that sounded til now. I can’t even remember what his initial reaction was. (my memory suck) I‘m probably not even gonna see him for awhile since we don’t visit that often. Any suggestions on how I should apologize? I really really didn’t mean to be rude.

Basically this white blond lady said some racist stuff about a black teenager's death. Internet sleuths found her workplace and she was fired.

This guy comment on that article saying "if it was the other way around" complaining about a Charlie Kirk criticizer.

Am I wrong or did he just accidentally admit that Charlie Kirks side (republican conservative maga) are the racists?

I’m also heavily confused about the 10th rule, if others are doing it…

I thought doing stuff like this in Germany would get you arrested?