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The 29 pages that link to Ethnicity, each with the reason it gives.

• National identityCompared with: National identity may draw on ethnic ties or define membership in civic terms instead.

• Chinese diasporaRelated: Chinese identity can persist or change across generations and national borders.

• Ethnic nationalismNarrower topic: Ethnic nationalism turns an ethnic identity into a claim about the nation’s membership and political destiny.

• Cultural identityRelated: Ethnicity can overlap with cultural identity, though neither determines the other.

• AnthropologyRelated: Anthropologists study how ethnic identities are formed, maintained, and transformed in social settings.

• EssentialismRelated: Essentialist accounts present ethnic belonging as inherited and culturally uniform.

• RaceCompared with: Ethnicity often overlaps with race but centers cultural affiliation rather than perceived physical traits.

• RacismCompared with: It helps distinguish racial classification from cultural and ancestral identification.

• Archaeological cultureCompared with: Material similarity alone cannot establish that an archaeological grouping was an ethnic group.

• RacializationCompared with: Ethnicity may be racialized, but it does not itself require assignment to racial categories.

• Collective identityRelated: Ethnic identity is one prominent form of collective belonging, though not its only basis.

• Hui peopleRelated: Hui identity combines social and historical markers rather than a single ancestry.

• Bantu peoplesRelated: Bantu language classification and ethnic identity do not map neatly onto one another.

• Genetic ancestryCompared with: Ancestry estimates cannot determine a person's cultural identity.

• EthnonymNarrower topic: Ethnicity is the identity an ethnonym names.

• PashtunsNarrower topic: This broader concept helps distinguish Pashtun identity from citizenship or any single cultural practice.

• Ethnic conflictNarrower topic: Ethnic conflict depends on identities understood as distinguishing one group from another.

• HutuNarrower topic: Hutu identity illustrates how ethnic belonging can combine cultural ties and political classification.

• Pashtun tribesNarrower topic: Pashtun tribal identities sit within a broader ethnic identity, not in place of it.

• Nilotic peoplesCompared with: Ethnic identities among Nilotic-speaking communities do not map neatly onto one linguistic category.

• TutsiNarrower topic: Tutsi identity is often described ethnically, though its boundaries and meanings have changed.

• Ashley MontaguCompared with: Ethnicity can describe social belonging without implying the fixed biological divisions Montagu rejected.

• Ethnic studiesRelated: It distinguishes cultural affiliation from racial classification in the field’s analysis.

• HaplogroupCompared with: A haplogroup cannot by itself establish an individual's ethnic identity.

• African PygmiesRelated: Ethnic identity cannot be reduced to a physical trait such as height.

• Black peopleCompared with: It overlaps with Black identity but can describe affiliations not defined by race.

• Ethnic religionRelated: Ethnic affiliation supplies the communal heritage to which the religion is bound.

• Multiracial peopleCompared with: Ethnic belonging can overlap with, but is distinct from, racial identification.

• White peopleCompared with: Ethnic identities can remain distinct while people are grouped under the broader category of white.