Ethnic minorities

Ethnic minorities are groups of people who share cultural, linguistic, or ancestral traits that differ from the majority population in a given country or region. These groups may have distinct traditions, languages, or histories that contribute to their unique identities. Examples include Indigenous peoples, immigrants, or those belonging to specific cultural communities. Ethnic minorities often face challenges such as discrimination and social inequality. Understanding and respecting these groups is important for promoting diversity, social cohesion, and equal rights within society. Celebrating ethnic diversity enriches cultural landscapes and strengthens communities.