Afro-Asian From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Afro-Asians Robert Scott Bryan Clay Kamala Harris Naomi Campbell David Alaba Tyson Beckford Jean Ping Wifredo Lam Crystal Kay Total population Official global population numbers are unknown. United States: 185,595 (2010)[Americas-US 1] Regions with significant populations  Democratic Republic of the Congo  Guyana  India  Kenya  Madagascar  Jamaica  Puerto Rico  Réunion  South Africa  Suriname  Trinidad  United Kingdom  United States of America Afro-Asian, also known as Blackanese, Blasian or Asiack, refers to a person of mixed Black and Asian (specifically East or SoutheastAsian) ancestry.[1][2] Contents   [hide]  1 Africa 1.1 Democratic Republic of the Congo 1.1.1 Katanga Afro-Japanese 1.2 Equatorial Guinea 1.3 Kenya 1.3.1 Zheng He's fleet 1.3.2 New immigration 1.4 Madagascar 1.5 Nigeria 1.6 Réunion 1.7 Seychelles 1.8 South Africa 1.8.1 DNA of South Africa's ethnic 1.8.2 Cape Coloureds 2 The Americas 2.1 Latin America 2.1.1 Cuba 2.1.2 Guyana 2.1.3 Peru 2.2 The Caribbean 2.2.1 Haiti 2.2.2 Jamaica 2.2.3 Trinidad and Tobago 2.3 United States 2.3.1 U.S. Census reports 2.3.1.1 Population by state 3 Asia 3.1 China 3.1.1 Contemporary China 3.2 India 3.2.1 Slave trade and colonial era 3.2.2 New hybridization 3.3 Japan 3.3.1 Notables 3.3.2 Afro-fusion in Japanese media 3.3.3 Ancient migration 3.3.4 New immigration 3.4 South K ...
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