Sandbox / Twofer Token Wick Check

Unlike the more straightforward Token Minority, Twofer Token Minority seems to attract examples that just list a character being a member of multiple minority groups, regardless of whether they're important to the story. The trope description seems to suggest this is when the character is both the only member of X group and the only member of Y group (plus any other applicable token groups), but many examples just say "Bob is X and Y" even though other examples feature characters who are X and/or characters who are Y.

1266 wicks, intended target of 50 wicks. 50/50 checked so far.

Wick check, split up by usage:

Character is only member of X and only member of Y

1. ComicBook.Secret Weapons (Fantasy minority + Sikh; context of the example suggests he's the only Sikh among the psiots and that this adds additional context to his story)
2. Series.Star Trek The Original Series (Nyota Uhura's entry describes her as such for being a black woman; she's the most prominent female character and black character, and the entry does explain how her being a black woman was Fair for Its Day)
3. Characters.Malcolm In The Middle (appears to be most prominent black character and only disabled character, and lampshades this in-universe)
4. MultinationalTeam.Comic Books (discusses how some comic book characters belong to different minority groups at once; context of the entry suggests they are the only members of said groups)
5. Characters.Bait And Switch STO (Australian Aborigine + Token Human)
6. Series.Beforeigners (Fantasy minority + female; entry indicates that she's treated as a token hire in-universe)

Character is only member of X but not the only member of Y

1. Film.Even Dwarfs Started Small (Cast full of dwarfs, but at least one of them is blind - there's grammar issues that make it confusing whether it's one dwarf or several, but the writeup suggests the context of "not a token for X but is a token for Y")
2. Series.Scorpion (Asian-American woman but not the only female character; the entry also directs to an Ambiguously Brown entry for a character whose race isn't clear enough to decide where it goes here)
3. Characters.Call Of Duty Modern Warfare 2019 Multiplayer (Black woman but not the only female character in her faction)

Character is X and Y, with no additional context

1. Film.An Adventure In Space And Time (Jewish + female, Indian + homosexual)
2. Characters.The Moodys (South-Asian + homosexual)
3. Series.The Carrie Diaries (Black + British)
4. Characters.Community The Study Group (African American + Jehovah's Witness)
5. Characters.Insatiable (Black + lesbian)
6. Literature.Hemlock Grove (Black + lesbian)
7. Literature.The Amy Virus (Autistic + lesbian)
8. Characters.Miraculous Ladybug School Characters (Jewish + Ambiguously Bi)
9. DarthWiki.Charms Dealer: (African-American + non-binary, Asian + paraplegic, African (from South Africa) + female)
10. WesternAnimation.Doozy Bots (Black + disabled)
11. Characters.Buffy The Vampire Slayer Boom Studios (Latina + lesbian)
12. Recap.Creepshow S 1 E 8 Lydia Laynes Better Half (East Asian + lesbian)
13. YMMV.To All The Boys Ive Loved Before (Black + gay)
14. Literature.Villains Code (Hispanic + female, Black + female)
15. Characters.Avengers Title Team (Hispanic + Native American)
16. Characters.Star Trek Online United Federation Of Planets (Black + female + fantasy race)
17. Characters.KND Sector V (French + African + female)
18. Characters.Vagrant Queen (Dark-skinned alien + lesbian)
19. Characters.Saints Row The Player Character (the player character can be female and/or a variety of races + bisexual)
20. Series.The Sinner (Black + lesbian)
21. Characters.Tomboy 2015 (Biracial + transgender + sapphic)
22. Word of Gay (Black + gay + agender)
23. Characters.Star Trek The Next Generation Main Characters (African + blind)
24. Film.Walk On Water (Palestinian + gay, Black + queer)
25. Film.Saint Maud (Black + lesbian)
26. ComicBook.Captain Marvel Marvel Comics (Black + female, the entry also lists a character who is a lesbian without mentioning anything else about her)
27. Characters.Life Is Strange Comic Supporting Characters (Middle Eastern + Muslim + sapphic)
28. Characters.Young Justice Abridged Unaffiliated Heroes (Jewish + lesbian)

Uncertain of context / Unsorted

1. Series.Catfish The TV Show (Pothole in a Jerkass entry)
2. NinjaPirateZombieRobot.Web Original (Grete Ravenhallow example, which potholes the trope but isn't clear if it refers to her fantasy races or something else)
3. Series.Veep (Entry is about a white woman, and is unclear if she's actively pretending to be Latina or if the other characters just treat her as such because she's married to a Latino man)
4. JustForFun.People Sit On Chairs (Potholed to a character name, entry itself only says that he's disabled)
5. Characters.Shadow And Bone (Biracial woman who faces racism, but the entry doesn't clarify if she's the only biracial character, the only female character, both or neither)
6. Characters.Spore Wiki Fantasy Universe Protagonists (Two of the things listed are valid (being Ambiguously Brown in a country that is mostly white European + a member of a fantasy minority region), others are listed without additional context (female, lesbian, human))
7. Creator.Daniella Alonso (Played the first reoccurring bisexual character of color on One Tree Hill, doesn't clarify if her character was the only bisexual character, only non-white character, both or neither)

Character is fantasy minority X + fantasy minority Y

1. Characters.Forum Of Thrones Dorne (entry indicates that being the only Ghiscari and the only Unsullied at his location is significant to the story)

Troping real people (violates NRLEP)

1. LetsPlay.Mangaminx (talks about how the streamer is one of very few female, openly gay Let's Players)
2. Creator.J August Richards (talks about the actor himself, not a character he plays)
3. Characters.The Amazing Race 16 (person is a Reality Show contestant, not playing a character)

ZCEs

1. Characters.Whose Line Is It Anyway: Trope-name only
2. DarthWiki.The Movement: Quite a few characters.