This deals with metropolitan areas not city propers....
WHERE RACE-ETHNIC MINORITY GROUPS ARE HIGHLY REPRESENTED IN THE 100 LARGEST METROPOLITAN AREAS
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Six maps that reveal America’s expanding racial diversity
General US growth for reference
From what I see Atlanta, Charlotte, Orlando, Dallas, Houston are the cities with large to descent size black populations that are growing at a fast rate. West side outside of Cali and Southwest cities with low black populations are growing at the highest rates. The Great Lakes region of the Midwest Chicago, St Louis, Detroit, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, and Milwaukee netting to almost a zero percent gain. The East Coast is growing, but slow outside of Boston. The deep south outside of the Atlantic coast region in places like the Delta region and the black belt of Alabama aren't attracting black people at a fast rate.
My home city of Louisville is surprising growing at a double digit rate, which is coming from exodus of the neighboring Midwest cities (especially Detroit - a reverse "great migration"). Despite that however the city now lacks a black infrastructure, and the blacks are therefore moving into a growing assimilationist culture. Atlanta is growing at 20%, and from what the research shows blacks are the fastest growing ethnic group after Asians in Atlanta.
WHERE RACE-ETHNIC MINORITY GROUPS ARE HIGHLY REPRESENTED IN THE 100 LARGEST METROPOLITAN AREAS
Six maps that reveal America’s expanding racial diversity
General US growth for reference
From what I see Atlanta, Charlotte, Orlando, Dallas, Houston are the cities with large to descent size black populations that are growing at a fast rate. West side outside of Cali and Southwest cities with low black populations are growing at the highest rates. The Great Lakes region of the Midwest Chicago, St Louis, Detroit, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, and Milwaukee netting to almost a zero percent gain. The East Coast is growing, but slow outside of Boston. The deep south outside of the Atlantic coast region in places like the Delta region and the black belt of Alabama aren't attracting black people at a fast rate.
My home city of Louisville is surprising growing at a double digit rate, which is coming from exodus of the neighboring Midwest cities (especially Detroit - a reverse "great migration"). Despite that however the city now lacks a black infrastructure, and the blacks are therefore moving into a growing assimilationist culture. Atlanta is growing at 20%, and from what the research shows blacks are the fastest growing ethnic group after Asians in Atlanta.
Raleigh is going to be the new spot for blacks in the next 10 years. Like what Atlanta was in early 2000's NC will be in 2020- onward.