Black communities are social groups primarily composed of individuals of African descent. These communities can be found worldwide, with significant populations in countries like the United States, Brazil, and various nations in Africa and the Caribbean. They often share cultural practices, traditions, and histories that reflect their unique experiences and contributions to society. In many regions, Black communities have developed rich cultural identities, including music, art, and cuisine. Notable figures, such as Martin Luther King Jr. and Maya Angelou, have emerged from these communities, influencing social justice and cultural movements. These communities continue to play a vital role in shaping societal dynamics and advocating for equality.