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'''African-Indian''', usually refers to people of [[multiracial people|mixed]] [[India]]n and [[Africa]]n heritage. | |||
*By demographic | *By demographic | ||
**[[Dougla people|Dougla]], Caribbean people who are of mixed African and Indian descent. | **[[Dougla people|Dougla]], Caribbean people who are of mixed African and Indian descent. | ||
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African-Indian, usually refers to people of mixed Indian and African heritage.
- By demographic
- Dougla, Caribbean people who are of mixed African and Indian descent.
- Members of the Indian diaspora living in Africa and citizens of India living in Africa:
- South African Indians
- Indian diaspora in Southeast Africa
- Indians in Madagascar
- Indians in Kenya
- Indians in Tanzania
- Indians in Uganda
- Indians in Mozambique
- Indians in Zimbabwe
- Indians in Botswana
- Indians in Zambia
- Mauritians of Indian origin
- Réunionnais of Indian origin and Malbars (Réunionnais of Tamil origin)
- Indo-Seychellois
- Members of the African diaspora living in India:
- Siddis, a South Asian community of Bantu descent
- Siddis of Karnataka, a Karnataka community of Bantu descent
- Afro-Asians in South Asia, South Asian people of African descent
Occasionally, the term "African Indian" may refer to people of mixed African and Indigenous American heritage, such as Zambo people or Black Native Americans in the United States, as "Indian" is also used venerably if colloquially to refer to indigenous people of the Americas.