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Culture
The Cape Verde Islands were uninhabited when discovered by the Portuguese. Their human population today reflects a rainbow of ancestors: Portuguese, Italians, Jews from Morocco and Gibraltar, Black Africans from the Guinea Coast and Angola. Culturally and religiously different from most African Americans, Cape Verdeans have striven to maintain their separate identity in the United States. |
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