I think the City of LA and LA County is interchangeable and can be confused like Miami and Miami-Dade County.
Inglewood to me always had the most potential imo for black folks.
It’s white people in LBC?
it literally used to be mexico, the name is in spanish for a reason. black people that live in LA are recent migrants from 50 years ago from the south.Los angles should be called Mexico part 2
That would be Ohio for such an irrelevant state as most say they can’t keep it out they mouthPeople stay talking outta turn about California more than any other state ...
I KNOW THIS....its so much mexicans... i say wheres the white peopleit literally used to be mexico, the name is in spanish for a reason. black people that live in LA are recent migrants from 50 years ago from the south.
it's actually impressive how such a small population influenced an entire city and have the presence they have/had.
You expect disingenuous fukk nikka legbt to post with integrity?
YOU ALREADY KNEW
THEY WERE TALKING ABOUT
THE CITY OF LOS ANGELES
NOT LA COUNTY
BEFORE YOU MADE THIS THREAD
BUT WENT ON TO LIST
A BUNCH OF PLACES THAT
ARENT THE CITY OF LA.
You expect disingenuous fukk nikka legbt to post with integrity?
Notice how creative you gotta get to make whatever this point is.2.555 million people is larger than every NY borough besides Brooklyn...
21% black is blacker than every NY borough besides Brooklyn and Bronx...
ExactlyIf you gotta add, subtract, and divide and come up with a secret formula, there’s probably not a strong black footprint there
Thats funny. Because in LA, actually Los Angeles people make the distinction that Inglewood over there is not Los Angeles. same way ATL people got songs about or suburb is "NOT Atlanta"I think the City of LA and LA County is interchangeable and can be confused like Miami and Miami-Dade County.
New York City is the blackest city I've ever lived in. Hands down.Notice how creative you gotta get to make whatever this point is.
You included a bunch of cities that are NOT Los Angeles in your "Los Angeles" demographics. Then you had to pick and chose what sections of NYC to compare too (one city, not multiple cities like the "Los Angeles" you made up). You then came up with this 21 percent figure and said it was "more than" 3 out 5 boroughs but queens in 20.8 percent black and were supposed to believe is exact "21" figure you got on this minority black "corridor" including several NOT Los Angeles cities?.
Without Picking and choosing...
Los Angeles Black population 8.5%
New York City Black population 23%
I understand what you're saying but it'll fall on deaf ears, this site's always had a "fukk L.A." agenda, breh.
Both of these are false lolIt probably doesn't help that most of us living here aren't die hard defenders like seen for other cities.
I often say that when people come to L.A., they refuse to travel south of the 10 and east of SoFi (the original boundary was the 405, but that stadium has changed that) and then have the nerve to say all kinds of bullshyt about the city.Point out to them that there is a contiguous stretch of Los Angeles from Mid-Wilshire in the north stretching southeast to Long Beach, and going from Long Beach in the east to Culver City in the west;
A contiguous stretch of hundreds of neighborhoods with a total population of around ~2.55 million people, that houses ~538,000 black people...
For the mathematically challenged brothers and sisters here, that shakes out to ~21% of the population being black...
For context, 2.555 million people is larger than every US city besides NY and Chicago...
2.555 million people is larger than every NY borough besides Brooklyn...
21% black is blacker than every NY borough besides Brooklyn and Bronx...
And within this ~262.83mi² radius that houses over 2.5 million Angelenos, there are majority (50%+) black hoods, plurality black hoods, sizable black hoods, and all the black culture you want from arts and entertainment to political representation to celebrations and festivals of black community, everything...
So the next time someone tells you, "there are no black people in Los Angeles", just remember you're talking to someone who has either never been to LA period, or clearly weren't in the areas of LA where black folk live, if they went. nikkas tell on themselves...