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- A comunidade Amish é predominantemente de ascendência europeia e, embora a sua fé não exclua pessoas com base na raça, a integração de outros grupos raciais é extremamente rara devido a barreiras culturais e de estilo de vida.
- A sua separação da sociedade moderna e o foco na manutenção das tradições levaram a uma diversidade racial limitada, embora a sua fé ensine a igualdade perante Deus.
- Não existem casos bem documentados de indivíduos Amish negros, embora outros grupos semelhantes, como os Menonitas, tenham demonstrado maior diversidade racial.
- Embora qualquer pessoa possa tecnicamente converter-se à fé Amish independentemente da raça, as mudanças culturais, linguísticas e de estilo de vida significativas necessárias tornam a conversão bem-sucedida muito incomum.
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