Are there blacks living in Indonesia?

Yes, there are blacks living in Indonesia. They are known as the Papua people and are mostly found in the easternmost provinces of Papua and West Papua. The Papua people have Melanesian ancestry and may have been the original inhabitants of Indonesia, before the arrival of Austronesian-speaking peoples. The Papua people are culturally and linguistically distinct from other Indonesian ethnic groups, and have a rich cultural heritage that includes traditional dances, music, and art. They have also been historically marginalized and discriminated against, but there have been efforts to improve their social and economic conditions in recent years.