If low income housing programs are cut, and minimum wage is cut, and public school funding is reallocated, then logically the impact would be felt by those people who rely on those services.  In terms of total numbers, white people outnumber minorities so more white people will be affected by these cuts.  However, a disproportionate number of African Americans and Latinos are reliant on these programs, which means that a larger percentage of these racial groups will be affected.

This isn't a particularly complex concept to grasp.  You are, of course, free to cancel your newspaper subscription for reporting the truth, but ignoring reality will not fundamentally alter that reality.