Major City Black Population +/-, per 2020 Census

[havoc]

Black % Growth/Decline since 2010
Worcester +44.8%
Phoenix +33.8%
Fort Worth +28.8%
Las Vegas +27.2%

Honolulu +20.9%
Columbus +17.8%
St Paul +16.8%
Tucson +16.7%
Minneapolis +15.4%
Jacksonville +15%
Salt Lake City +13.3%
Charlotte +12.8%
San Antonio +12.6%
Allentown +12.2%
Albuquerque +10.6%
Indianapolis +10.1%

Orlando +9.6%
Oklahoma City +9.5%
Austin +8.3%
Omaha +7.7%
Seattle +6.4%
Newark +6.2%

Bridgeport +4.6%
Houston +4.4%
Denver +4.2%
Portland +4.1%
Atlanta +3.8%
Raleigh +3.6%
Albany +3%
Tacoma +2.1%
Buffalo +1.8%
Dallas +1.5%
Sacramento +1.2%
New Orleans +0.7%
Fresno +0%

Bakersfield -0.2%
Knoxville -0.3%
Virginia Beach -0.5%
Nashville -0.9%
Tulsa -1%
Baton Rouge -2.2%
San Jose -3.1%
Columbia -3.6%
Rochester -3.6%
Kansas City -3.6%
Tampa -4%
Grand Rapids -4.3%
Hartford -4.3%
San Francisco -4.4%
Philadelphia -4.7%
Memphis -4.9%

Cincinnati -5.7%
New Haven -6%
Riverside -6.2%
Milwaukee -6.3%
Washington -6.3%
San Diego -6.5%
New York -6.9%
Greenville -7.7%
Boston -7.7%
Dayton -7.8%
Los Angeles -7.9%
Norfolk -8.7%
Providence -9.4%
Chicago -9.7%

Richmond -11.3%
Birmingham -11.9%
Pittsburgh -13.4%
Baltimore -14.5%
Cleveland -14.9%
Detroit -15.9%
Charleston -16.2%
St Louis -17.4%

Miami -25.5%
Oakland -29.3%

@Miami -25.5 %

I had no idea that the population of black people had decreased so tremendously at my hometown.

 

[Voice of Reason]

More black peoples are actually moving out West

 

[young yeesh]

Good thread OP. Waiting to see that metropolitan thread soon

 

[Supper]

@Son_Of_God

Man, I'm surprised to find out Charelston is only a quarter black. I thought it was %60+ black on some New Orleans shyt.

Edit: Turns out Charleston use to be %50.8 black in 1960.

Remember what we was talking about here?

Look now.............

 

[UberEatsDriver]

@blockburna420 was going on my brother?

 

[UberEatsDriver]

@Son_Of_God



Remember what we was talking about here?

Look now.............

I’ve been to Charleston before. It was very white but at the same time the black culture stood out a lot.


Also a lot of their transplants are white. South Carolina similar to Tennessee attracts a lot of the white folks leaving up north.

 

[Supper]

I’ve been to Charleston before. It was very white but at the same time the black culture stood out a lot.


Also a lot of their transplants are white. South Carolina similar to Tennessee attracts a lot of the white folks leaving up north.

*Geechi-LAND* man.................


Enough to make ya cry.

 

[UberEatsDriver]

Foh im focused on not giving a fukk, what i look like trying to sell my city to a nikka on the internet. Besides that you keep the next city dikk in yo mouf look at your username

It’s not your city. Your city has one of the worst population declines in American history. Your problems are much bigger than my username lol

 

[murksiderock]

More black peoples are actually moving out West

Good thread OP. Waiting to see that metropolitan thread soon

Major Metro Black Population +/-, 2020 Census

 

[Spade]

Funny how size (land area) of a city changes things, LA has more black people than DC but DC feels like a much blacker city

Yep and another reason why I prefer MSA over city for population stats.

Also, I looked at the new stats as well and was quite shocked how much Blacker Broward County is compared to Dade. If you were to tell me in 2000 that in 20 years that Broward would have a larger Black population than Miami-Dade, I would have thought you were crazy. I told my family in Miami and they were amazed by this.

 

[Supper]

Interesting extras to note:

Asians have overtaken Blk Folk, Whites and Latinos in Jersey City NJ and now have become the plurarity of the city all within a decade. Blk Folk are now the smallest "race" in population there not counting Pacific Islanders, Natives, and mixed folk.

Asians have overtaken Blk Folk in Long Beach CA. Blk Folk now the smallest "race" there not counting the aforementioned.

Asians have overtaken Blk Folk in Austin TX. Blk Folk now the smallest "race" there not counting the aforementioned.

 

[The Amerikkkan Idol]

Interesting extras to note:

Asians have overtaken Blk Folk, Whites and Latinos in Jersey City NJ and now have become the plurarity of the city all within a decade. Blk Folk are now the smallest "race" in population there not counting Pacific Islanders, Natives, and mixed folk.

Asians have overtaken Blk Folk in Long Beach CA. Blk Folk now the smallest "race" there not counting the aforementioned.

Asians have overtaken Blk Folk in Austin TX. Blk Folk now the smallest "race" there not counting the aforementioned.

They get married and have children

Now, it's easier for them because they make the most money, but we definitely are gonna suffer behind that "get married, brehs" mentality

 

[Wiseborn]

They get married and have children

Now, it's easier for them because they make the most money, but we definitely are gonna suffer behind that "get married, brehs" mentality

There's a huge "Get Married Brehettes" movement that no is talking about. It takes two to tango.

 

[Supper]

They get married and have children

Now, it's easier for them because they make the most money, but we definitely are gonna suffer behind that "get married, brehs" mentality

I'd swap marriage for "long term pair bonding". I can understand why brehs might be apprehensive of marriage in this climate. The issues surrounding that need to be be addressed as well.

Then there's issues like how to maintain long lasting healthy relationships that are immersed in our culture.

For black american men specifically I think there's beneficial aspects of courtship, romance and sensuality(ie baby making) that are already part of our culture that have yet to be fully explored. I think we should embrace them fully as a culture.

 

[Wiseborn]

I'd swap marriage for "long term pair bonding". I can understand why brehs might be apprehensive of marriage in this climate. The issues surrounding that need to be be addressed as well.

Then there's issues like how to maintain long lasting healthy relationships that are immersed in our culture.

For black american men specifically I think there's beneficial aspects of courtship, romance and sensuality(ie baby making) that are already part of our culture that have yet to be fully explored. I think we should embrace them fully as a culture.

Black Men where the most married group of Men at the beginning of the 20th century. If pair bonding or marriage isn't happening it's not really because of GMB