What is the world population and race breakdown?

Answer 1

Asian 54%

East Asian 24% (Korea, Mongolia ,China, Japan)

South Asian 21% (India, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal)

Southeast Asian 9% (Cambodia, Bruma, Philippines, Malayasia)

Black 15%

White 15%

Hispanic 8%

Middle Eastern 8%

those figures are wrong as those in positions don t wish the truth to be out there so they count all persons in canada and the us as caucasians, you certainly know that to be false, the truth is the most populace is asian decent, blacks are next in number and more than double the minority caucasian race the smallest of the group. the other races are only mixture of those races

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Canada doesn't count all people as Caucasian. The census reports are quite specific in breaking down the country's Demographics.

and neither the us. but those who publish population of the world records falsifies those tabulations and considers canada and us predominantly white and therefore all are white for their propaganda

Answer 2

World Racial Demographics

Asian 54%

East Asian 24% (Korea, Mongolia ,China, Japan)

South Asian 21% (India, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal)

Southeast Asian 9% (Cambodia, Bruma, Philippines, Malayasia)

Black 15%

White 15%

Hispanic 8%

Middle Eastern 8%

Answer 3

According to the Related Link, "The village would have 60 Asians, 14 Africans, 12 Europeans, 8 Latin Americans, 5 from the USA and Canada, and 1 from the South Pacific." So, in other words, there are 60% Asians, 14% Africans, etc. in the world.

Answer 4

Asian people represent 54 percent of the world population. This is broken down into 24 percent East Asian, 21 percent South Asian, and 9 percent Southeast Asian. The next largest groups are blacks and whites that are tied at 15 percent each. Those who identify strictly as Hispanic and Middle Eastern are 8 percent.

Answer 5

There are not records that can be reliable showing the percentage of what race contributes to the world population. When a census is taken, a person can select any race they identify with, and most people identify with more than one race.

Answer 6

As of now, the world population is approximately 7.9 billion people. Race breakdown is complex and varies by region, but broadly, the largest ethnic groups are East Asian, South Asian, Caucasian, Hispanic, and African. However, racial categorizations can be subjective and vary between countries and cultures.