This article makes the common and facile error of assuming that Hispanics cannot be white. My South American relatives, and millions of U.S. immigrants from Spanish-speaking countries, would disagree. Hispanic/Latino are cultural and linguistic terms, and the people referred to belong to all races: white, black, indigenous, Asian, and mixtures of these.

"The 12.5 million white male business owners comprise about 41% of the 30.5 million total owners of small businesses in America. There are about 11.6 million women-owned businesses (about 65% of them are white-woman owned) and 6.5 million businesses are owned by men of color, based on a recent analysis venture capitalist Seth Levine and I conducted with the help of researchers from Stanford University using two sets of U.S. Census Bureau data from 2017, those for employer and non-employer businesses."

So...still the majority at 41%? I guess "the minority" in the title means less than half.

I suppose they're the plurality rather than the majority.

> I guess "the minority" in the title means less than half.

Precisely. Still the largest group, but no longer more than half.