Haiti & The Dominican Republic: An Island Divided

dr is a mulatto nation -- a bout 70%. they def practice what they preach over there

Same thing with Brazil. Mixed-race, multi-racial mulattos are the dominant racial group in Brazil. Brazil's mixed-race population, officially categorized as pardo (brown), makes up 45%-50% of the country, totaling roughly 92.1 million people according to the 2023 census. This marks the first time in modern census data that mixed-race individuals form the largest single racial group in Brazil, surpassing the white population. Census Breakdown and Demographics in Brazil: Pardo (Mixed-Race): 45.3% (92.1 million people)White (Branco): 43.5% (88.2 million people)Black (Preto): 10.2% (20.6 million people)Indigenous: 0.8% (1.7 million people)Asian (Amarelo): 0.4% (850,000+ people).

@Kwabena Ofori Osei: Appreciate the numbers, I've gotten the sense that Brazil's Blackness -- demographically speaking -- may be more exaggerated post-blanquiamento

@T. Y. Adodo: It is. We love to claim Brazil is the 2nd most Black populace country on earth, outside of Nigeria; and Brazil is the most most Black populace country in the western hemisphere. But the Black population in Brazil is mostly half-caste, biracial, mulatto, mixed-race multiracial individuals.
The standard of beauty in Brazil is white to near white biracial multiracial people. Their media portrays mostly white to near white biracial multiracial people. Brazil is a very anti-Black country, where the goal for a brown to dark skin person is to marry a white person in hopes of having a biracial mulatto child, to “Better The Race.”
Brazil is a white, mulatto, biracial, multiracial nation.
Brazil is not a Black nation.

@Kwabena Ofori Osei: It is because the most enslaved Afrikans were sent there. However, the full effects of blanquiamento haven't been factored into the 21st century demographic reality (perhaps even mid-20th century)