Why Most Black People Live in this Circle

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The Black population of the United States is growing. In 2019, there were 46.8 million people who self-identified as being of Black descent, making up roughly 14% of the country’s population. This marks an almost 30% increase since 2000.

But as much as Black America is growing, it is also starting to coalesce into one area… one region.. one part of the Country. And that is the South. At the start of World War I, African Americans chose to uproot themselves from their longtime homes in the South by the droves. They took a major leap of faith praying that a better life awited them in the “promise land” of the North. But the surging number of Black migrants were met with higher costs of living, overcrowded cities, crime infestation, and the same old racism…just a different location. Now nearly 100 years later, we are seeing a reversal of the Great Migration. Black families, professionals, baby boomers, and college grads are returning to the New South, creating an epicenter of Black Culture & Black Excellence in southern metropolitan areas.

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