What is the proportion of black people in Britain?

The black population in Britain accounts for 3.6% of the total population.

Black people are black people, also known as black people, black people and equatorial people. They are classified according to heritable physical characteristics, which is one of the human classification theories. 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.

The racial classification of blacks mainly includes Sudanese blacks, Bantu blacks, Khoisan blacks, Cuscito blacks and Australian aborigines. Before and during the Middle Ages, they were mainly distributed in sub-Saharan Africa. Later, because of imperialism and mercantilism in European countries, a large number of blacks were forced to be sent to South America and North America as slaves.

Black people account for 16% of the world population. Race is the abbreviation of human beings in the world, which refers to people who have some * * * homogeneity characteristics in physique formed in a certain area in history. The concept of race was first put forward by French naturalist bernier in 1684.