It's look like whites are majority among esperantist . Any black or other ?

What is the importance of knowing the ethnic background of Esperantists?

Some African Esperanto Associations

Citaĵo:

Benin: Benin Esperanto Federation (Benina Esperanto-Federacio)

Burundi: National Esperanto Association of Burundi (ANEB)

Cameroon: Cameroonian Esperanto Association

Chad: Chad Esperanto Association (Ĉadia Esperanto-Asocio)

Côte d'Ivoire: Ivoirian Esperanto Association (Kotdivuara Esperanto-Asocio)

Democratic Republic of the Congo: Zairian Esperanto Association (Demokratia Kongolanda Esperanto-Asocio)

Ghana: Ghanaian Esperanto Movement (Ganaa Esperanto-Movado)

Madagascar: Union of Malagasy Esperantists (Unuiĝo de Malagasaj Esperantistoj)

Mali: Mali Esperanto Movement (Malia Esperanto-Movado)

Nigeria: Nigerian Esperanto Federation (Esperanto-Federacio de Niĝerio)

South Africa: South African Esperanto Association (Esperanto-Asocio de Suda Afriko)

Tanzania: Tanzanian Esperanto Association (Tanzania Esperanto-Asocio)

Togo: Togo Union for Esperanto (Unuiĝo Togolanda por Esperanto)

Zimbabwe: Zimbabwean Esperanto Institute (Zimbabva Esperanto-Instituto)


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Esperanto_organizations#Africa

Also, Esperanto is very popular in Japan and Brazil.

Just statistic !

The above is not about race. It is only about skin colour. Why only white and non-white? What about mixed race,Asian ethnicities etc.

At the least I think the above is not very well thought out.

Becouse i can put only two answers .

You can do a poll with as many possible answers as you want. I think the system only shows you two to start because it is showing you the format, but you can add many more.

Maybe you should try this in the Esperanto forums if you want to get more diverse answers than only English speakers.

Ok . But its look like that this give some picture .

In a previous post you asked for corrections to your English to help you improve your understanding of the language.

ravana skribis:

It's look like whites are majority among esperantist . Any black or other ?

This I would rephrase as "It looks like whites are the majority among Esperantists. Is anyone here of another race?
If I was saying this in my own words I would say "It seems to me that the majority of Esperanto speakers are white."

"What race you are."
This I would express as "What race are you?"
A change of word order and the question mark at the end of the sentence show that this is a question, not a statement.

Please be aware that racial discrimination is a very controversial topic for some native English speakers and that by asking this question you could be attracting some hostility towards yourself.

ravana skribis:

It's look like whites are majority among esperantist . Any black or other ?

How much pigmentation in my skin will qualify me as black or white?

A quick search on Google takes me to Fitzpatrick Scale and Von Luschan's chromatic scale.

I think I am Type V on Fitzpatrick's scale and between 22–28 on Von Luschan's chromatic scale.

Anyway, I find this interest in darker and whiter skin is troubling. It is probably because here in India we have a multi-crore industry pandering to men and women who want to look white. Disgusting. Anyway, that is just me.