Where are the blacks mainly distributed?

Black people are mainly distributed in Africa, North America, South America, Oceania and Europe.

Black people, also known as black people, equatorial people and Congolese people, are native to sub-Saharan Africa. Black people in America, Oceania and Europe are mainly descendants of slaves in colonial period and black immigrants after World War II.

It is a theory of human classification, which divides people according to the heritable traits in constitution. Black people generally have dark skin, wavy or curly hair, wide and flat nose, low or medium nasal root, small nasal process, large nostril diameter, lip process, wide mouth, thick lips and less beard and body hair.

Black people include two main races:

Sudan and Bantu. Their distribution in Africa is roughly bounded by the equator. Sudanese people live in the north of the equator and are characterized by pure black skin color; Bantu people live south of the equator and are characterized by light black skin color. For example, Mandela, the black leader of South Africa, is familiar to everyone, but his skin color is not very dark, because the black people in South Africa belong to Bantu.

There are also two ancient peoples classified as Negros, namely Negros and Khoisan. The Negro people are the earliest residents in Central Africa, while the Khoisan people are the oldest residents in Southern Africa. They are the oldest living nation in the world, but their population is very sparse due to the exclusion of late immigrants. The only remaining tribes are distributed in tropical rain forest and desert respectively.