Editing Demographics of Bermuda (section)

===More than one race===
[[File:Oliver Constantine Lambert and Osmond Charles Fanshaw Talbot.jpg|thumb|Oliver Constantine Lambert and Osmond Charles Fanshaw Talbot, forebears of the [[The Talbot Brothers of Bermuda|Talbot Brothers]]. All the six members of the band (in its final line-up) were grandsons of Lambert, via two of his daughters. Five were the sons of Talbot.]]
Nine percent of the population reported belonging to more than one race in 2016, up from 8% in 2010.<ref name="2016 census"/> The black and white category was the most common, representing 39% of the number reporting multi-racial groups and 4% of the total population of Bermuda. The proportion of 'black and other' increased from 2% to 3% of the total population, making up 35% of the people identifying as mixed race. The remainder were of 'white and other' mixed descent, and remained unchanged at 2% of the total population. The changing racial composition of Bermuda's population is consequence of immigration and an increase of interracial marriage.