An increasing share of Texas's population has been made up of ethnic minorities.
Social protection programs can help improve the well-being of indigenous people and members of ethnic minorities by minimizing disparities between them and the ethnic majority.
To increase coverage for such populations, universal, tax-financed social safety measures are required; however, other obstacles must also be removed, such as discrimination, lack of legal recognition, and geographic disadvantage. Countries have used a number of tactics, including as regional and category targeting, to increase coverage. Although a significant fraction of indigenous peoples and other ethnic minorities get social assistance, it is still unclear whether this is due to increased coverage or simply because these groups are more likely to live in poverty.
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