Category:"Related ethnic groups" needing confirmation
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This is a temporary maintenance category used by the Wikipedia:WikiProject Ethnic groups, to keep track of a maintenance task regarding the Template:Infobox ethnic group. It was determined in a discussion at the WikiProject (here and here) that some unreliable information and original research claims may in the past have been inserted in the infobox in some cases. This concerns particularly the field about "Related ethnic groups", which used to be an obligatory part of the template in the past.
Editors are encouraged to review usage of the infobox, and to remove questionable content from the field if it is not well sourced or if the decisions that led to inclusion or exclusion of some group in that field was based on original research considerations regarding the weighting of diverging criteria regarding "relatedness". In such cases, editors are encouraged to remove the field and instead include a well-sourced discussion of whatever issues of "relatedness" exist with regard to a given group in the body text of the article.
This category keeps track of all pages that currently employ the |related=
field in the ethnic groups infobox. Once the contents of that field in a given page have been checked and editors feel confident they are legitimate, the field can be renamed to |related-c=
(i.e. confirmed
), which will remove the page from this category.
Pages in category ""Related ethnic groups" needing confirmation"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 4,735 total. This list may not reflect recent changes.
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- Bo people (Laos)
- Boers
- Boholano people
- Bois Forte Band of Chippewa
- Bokota people
- Bolivian Americans
- Bolivian Argentines
- Bolivian Uruguayans
- Bolivians in Brazil
- Bolivians in the United Kingdom
- Bombay East Indians
- Bonan people
- Bonaz
- Bonda people
- Bondei people
- Bonerate people
- Bono people
- Bontoc people
- Boonwurrung
- Bora people
- Borderlands Poles
- Boria (caste)
- Boro people
- Boruca
- Bosniaks
- Bosniaks in Albania
- Bosniaks in North Macedonia
- Bosniaks in Syria
- Bosniaks of Croatia
- Bosniaks of Montenegro
- Bosniaks of Serbia
- Bosniaks of Slovenia
- Bosnian Australians
- Bote people
- Bouyei people
- Boykos
- Brahacharanam
- Brahmin Sikhs
- Brahui people
- Brass Ankles
- Bravanese people
- Brayon
- Brazilian Americans
- Brazilian Australians
- Brazilian Bolivians
- Brazilian Mexicans
- Brazilian Uruguayans
- Italian Brazilians
- Polish Brazilians
- Swiss Brazilians
- Brazilians in Angola
- Brazilians in France
- Brazilians in Guyana
- Brazilians in India
- Brazilians in Ireland
- Brazilians in Nigeria
- Brazilians in South Korea
- Brazilians in Suriname
- Brazilians in the Philippines
- Brazilians in the United Kingdom
- Spanish Brazilians
- Breton Americans
- Breton Canadians
- Bretons
- Bribri people
- British African-Caribbean people
- British Americans
- British Arabs
- British Bangladeshis
- British Bhutanese
- British Canadians
- British Chileans
- British Chinese
- British diaspora in Africa
- British Gujaratis
- British immigration in Spain
- British in Italy
- British Indo-Caribbean people
- British Iraqis
- British Jamaicans
- British migration to France
- British migration to Germany
- British migration to Portugal
- British Nigerians
- British Pakistanis
- British Pashtuns
- British Punjabis
- British Sindhis
- British Sri Lankans
- British Uruguayans
- Britons in Japan
- Britons in Mexico
- Brokpa
- Brooskampers
- Brothertown Indians
- Bru people
- Brulé
- Bruneian Malays
- Budukh people
- Buena Vista Rancheria of Me-Wuk Indians of California
- Bug River Poles
- Bugis
- Bugkalot
- Bugti
- Bukharan Jews
- Bukitan people
- Bukovina Germans
- Bukusu
- Bulang people
- Bulgarian Australians
- Bulgarian Brazilians
- Bulgarians
- Bulgarians in Croatia
- Bulgarians in France
- Bulgarians in Germany
- Bulgarians in Lebanon
- Bulgarians in Romania
- Bulgarians in Serbia
- Bulgarians in South America
- Bulgarians in North Macedonia
- Bulgarians in the United Kingdom
- Bulgarians in Ukraine
- Bunak people
- Bungandidj people
- Bunjevci
- Bunong people
- Bunun people
- Burgher people
- Maba people
- Burmese Americans
- Burmese Australians
- Burmese community in India
- Burmese Gurkha
- Burmese in Malaysia
- Burmese in Thailand
- Burmese Malays
- Burmese New Zealanders
- Burmese people in China
- Burmese people in the United Kingdom
- Burns Paiute Tribe
- Burunge people
- Buryats
- Bushnak
- Butonese people
- Butuanon people
- Buzdar (tribe)
- Bwe people
- Byzantine Greeks
C
- C-Group culture
- Cabazon Band of Cahuilla Indians
- Cabécar people
- Cacaopera people
- Caddo
- Cagot
- Cáhita
- Cahto
- Cahuilla
- Cahuilla Band of Indians
- Cajuns
- Caldoche
- California Valley Miwok Tribe
- Californios
- Cambodian Americans
- Cambodian Australians
- Cambodian Canadians
- Cambodians in France
- Cameroonian Americans
- Campo Indian Reservation
- Canadian Australians
- Canadian Brazilians
- Canadian Métis Council
- Canadian Mexicans
- Canadian New Zealanders
- Canadians in China
- Canadians in France
- Canadians in Haiti
- Canadians in India
- Canadians in Lebanon
- Canadians in the United Arab Emirates
- Canadians in the United Kingdom
- Czech Canadians
- Finnish Canadians
- Hungarian Canadians
- Welsh Canadians
- Canarian Americans
- Canary Islanders
- Canela people
- Cantabrian people
- Cantonese people
- Cape Coloureds
- Cape Dutch
- Cape Fear Indians
- Cape Malays
- Cape Verdean Americans
- Cape Verdean Argentines
- Cape Verdean Guinea-Bissauan
- Cape Verdean Spanish
- Cape Verdeans in France
- Cape Verdeans in Portugal
- Capinan