Brazilian race refers to the diverse ethnic composition of Brazil\“s population, which is a unique blend of indigenous peoples, European colonizers, African slaves, and later immigrants from various parts of the world.
The demographic makeup includes significant proportions of people with mixed ancestry, known as Pardo, along with White, Black, Indigenous, and Asian communities.
This racial diversity is a result of Brazil\“s colonial history, the transatlantic slave trade, and subsequent waves of immigration, creating a rich cultural tapestry that influences all aspects of Brazilian society. |
