Barbadian people

Barbadian people

"'Ethnic group
group=Barbadians
flagicon|Barbados



caption= Notable Barbadian people: Ashley Cole, Rihanna, Shaznay Lewis
Shirley Chisholm, Grantley Herbert Adams
poptime = Est. 400,000
popplace=flagcountry|Barbados
(Nationwide)
279,000
flagcountry|United Kingdom
(London, Manchester, Birmingham)
60,000
flagcountry|United States
(New York, Massachusetts)
54,509
flagcountry|Canada
(Toronto)
20,000
langs=English (Bajan, British English, American English)
rels=Christianity (Predominantly Protestantism)
related=Demographics of Barbados, Barbadian British, Barbadian American, Canadians of Barbadian origin, African diaspora, Black people, Indians in Barbados, Barbadian Jews

Barbadians (or Bajans) are people originating on the Caribbean island of Barbados whether they live there or in the Barbadian diaspora.

Diaspora

Many Barbadians now live overseas and outside of Barbados, the majority have migrated to Anglophone countries, including the United Kingdom, where there are some 60,000 Barbadians, the United States, where around 54,509 Barbadians recide and 20,000 in Canada.

Notable Barbadians

See: List of famous Barbadian people

ee also

* Demographics of Barbados
* Barbadian British
* Barbadian American
* Barbadian Canadian


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