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Pretty good text!
We also have the largest Japanese community outside of Japan. Our country has very diverse cultures. In the south, more specifically in Santa Catarina, there is a strong German cultural influence. There’s a city called Pomerode, where some people still speak German due to the area's history of German immigration.

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Realmente no Brasil tem de tudo, e na maioria dos lugares as pessoas são respeitosas quanto a isso, e é muito bonito. Aqui tem muita gente de outras culturas também, eu moro mais ao Sul, tem muitas colônias da Alemanha por exemplo. Acho legal como esse respeito é bem implantado na maior parte, e mesmo estando todo mundo vivendo junto, as pessoas ainda tem essas "comunidades" com outras pessoas da mesma etnia para compartilhar suas culturas.

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Pardo is specifically someone who has a black, white, and native American (not really sure how you would call the indigenous people of south America there) background.

I'm pleasantly surprised to see a person born and raised in an anglophone country interested in that, considering that in the U.K. only those of protestant faith were considered white, for instance, AND GOD FORBID THEY WERE MEDITERRANEAN. I'd also urge you to look into what western mean for every other country except for the anglophone countries, arguably the best video I've seen on the topic so far: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2QsvomCJ2-s

I know people most people in the U.K. don't say the things they do out of maliciousness, they are just repeating what they grew up hearing, and that they've been raised with an insular mentality, etc, etc. I'm no expert on the topic but I've been using a book called Culture Smart series with my students, and they tackle the subject of race on the book. Give it a read! Very useful, great to reduce the amount of faux pas.