•   Xakriabá
    Ethnic Group: Xakriabá
    Population: 9,196 (2010)
    Language(s): Portuguese, Xakriabá
    Related Ethnic Group(s): Kayapo, Xavante
    Religion: Traditional tribal religion, Protestant, Roman Catholicism
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  •   Xavante
    Ethnic Group: Xavante
    Population: 18,380 (Siasi/Sesai, 2014)
    Language(s): Xavante
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    Religion: Traditional Religion
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  •   Xeni Gwet’in First Nation
    Ethnic Group: Xeni Gwet’in First Nation
    Population: 432
    Language(s): Chilcotin language
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  •   Xerente
    Ethnic Group: Xerente
    Population: 3,509 (Siasi/Sesai, 2014)
    Language(s): Xerente, Portuguese
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    Religion: Christianity
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    Photo By: Claudia Mori on Flickr, https://www.flickr.com/photos/claudiamori/
  •   Xesibe
    Ethnic Group: Xesibe
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    Religion: Christian, Traditional Religion
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  •   Xeta
    Ethnic Group: Xeta
    Population: 8 (1998)
    Language(s): Xeta (Extinct), Portuguese
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    Religion: Traditional Religion, Christianity
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  •   Xhosa
    Ethnic Group: Xhosa
    Population: 8,104,752 (2011 Census)
    Language(s): Xhosa, English, Zulu, Afrikaans
    Related Ethnic Group(s): Ndebele, Northern, Zulu, Ndebele, Southern, Swazi
    Religion: Christianity, Traditional African Religion
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  •   Xinca
    Ethnic Group: Xinca
    Population: 16,214
    Language(s): Xinka, Spanish
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    Religion: Traditional Religion
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  •   Xingu
    Ethnic Group: Xingu
    Population: 3,000
    Language(s): Portuguese
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    Photo By: Eric Royer Stoner, https://www.flickr.com/photos/ericrstoner/
  •   Xinh Mun (Con Pua)
    Ethnic Group: Xinh Mun (Con Pua)
    Population: 32,000
    Language(s): Ksingmul, Puoc, Vietnamese, Lao
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    Religion: Buddhism, Animism
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  •   Xixime
    Ethnic Group: Xixime
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  •   Xokleng
    Ethnic Group: Xokleng
    Population: 1,853 (Funasa, 2010)
    Language(s): Xokleng, Kaingang
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    Religion: Shamanism
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  •   Xouay (Souei)
    Ethnic Group: Xouay (Souei)
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  •   Xu
    Ethnic Group: Xu
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  •   Xueta
    Ethnic Group: Xueta
    Population: 18,000
    Language(s): Catalan, Spanish
    Related Ethnic Group(s): Jew, Ashkenazi, Jew, Sephardi, Jew, Bene Israel, Jew, Bene Ephraim, Jew, Bnei Menashe, Jew, Cochin, Jew, Romaniote, Jew, Yemenite
    Religion: Catholicism, Xueta Christianity, Crypto-Judaism
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  •   Xukuru (Xucuru)
    Ethnic Group: Xukuru (Xucuru)
    Population: 8,500
    Language(s): Portugues, Xukuru
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    Religion: Traditional Religion
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Ethnic Groups
  •   Xakriabá
  •   Xavante
  •   Xeni Gwet’in First Nation
  •   Xerente
  •   Xesibe
  •   Xeta
  •   Xhosa
  •   Xinca
  •   Xingu
  •   Xinh Mun (Con Pua)
  •   Xixime
  •   Xokleng
  •   Xouay (Souei)
  •   Xu
  •   Xueta
  •   Xukuru (Xucuru)