"Black and Latinx" refers to individuals who identify as both Black and of Latin American descent. This group encompasses a diverse range of cultures, languages, and histories, reflecting the rich tapestry of experiences found within the African diaspora in Latin America. Notable countries with significant populations include Brazil, Cuba, and Dominican Republic. The term "Latinx" is a gender-neutral alternative to "Latino" or "Latina," aiming to be inclusive of all gender identities. It recognizes the intersectionality of race and ethnicity, highlighting the unique challenges and contributions of those who identify as both Black and Latinx in society, culture, and politics.