# Claim table — 19 September 2026

| Claim | Finding |
|---|---|
| European-descended people are a global minority. | Broadly reasonable; no harmonized global percentage established here. |
| That makes local minority terminology false. | Incorrect: global and national reference populations differ. |
| Country colours identify racial populations. | Unsupported: geographic totals do not measure ancestry or race. |
| The chart establishes immigration-driven national changes. | Not established: it supplies neither migration flows nor a national time series. |
| Exact inventories of European countries, ethnic groups and languages settle the argument. | Unverified and definition-dependent; cultural diversity does not resolve the denominator problem. |

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