Capital of Black America? (state, population, Atlanta, people)

[stanley-88888888]

Originally Posted by MDAllstar

Do you have the stats for 20002, 20009, 20024, 20003, and 20010 in DC?

i think i read that 02139 has the most p.h.d.'s per capita in the world. i wonder how many of them are black ?

[stanley-88888888]

Originally Posted by MDAllstar

I mean, that's the same thing for Atlanta. It's expensive to live in the city of Atlanta like Midtown etc., so to be near stuff, you have to have money. Same goes for NYC and every other city. If you can't afford it, you have no choice but to move out into Laurel or Largo and come into the city which Bajan would make you believe people can't come into the city without having their passport.

in 2oolander, theres a scene where derek zoolander has to cross the himalayas in order to get to new jersey.

[Charlotte485]

Originally Posted by stanley-88888888

i'm being obtuse but thread title is Capital of Black America? so including all of america honorable mentions to:
kingston
saïnt dominigue
port-au-prince
havana
panama city
rio de janeiro
caracas

Rio de Janeiro? That’s silly. Salvador easily takes the crown.

[Mutiny77]

Originally Posted by stanley-88888888

i'm being obtuse but thread title is Capital of Black America? so including all of america honorable mentions to:
kingston
saïnt dominigue
port-au-prince
havana
panama city
rio de janeiro
caracas

Whatever floats your boat.

[stanley-88888888]

Originally Posted by the resident09

There are young blacks of all kinds walking around all over EOTR DC.

Originally Posted by BajanYankee

Did you not read my earlier posts? I said that disinvestment can't explain away the low walk scores of some EOTR neighborhoods when even Nicetown has an 80+ walk score. Anacostia is Shangri-La compared to Nicetown.

what is eotr ?:
places you heard of only on city data

[Mutiny77]

Originally Posted by stanley-88888888

what is eotr ?:
places you heard of only on city data

East of the (Anacostia) River

[stanley-88888888]

Originally Posted by Mutiny77

Whatever floats your boat.

youre acting like the last 7 pages of walkscores and debate concerning streetviews and yootoob clips was more intriguing:

Originally Posted by MDAllstar

So, Bedstuy is roughly 3 sq. miles using the measure tool. You're telling me there is more vibrancy in those three square miles in Bedstuy than the 3.7 sq. miles covered earlier in DC? I mean, Brooklyn is larger than DC proper anyway so we can overlay a bunch of areas, however, I have never experienced the foot traffic you're talking about walking down residential streets.

I just don't see it on streets like this.

https://www.google.com/maps/@40.6855...7i16384!8i8192

Originally Posted by BajanYankee

I said there is more pedestrian traffic in parts of Bed-Stuy than there is in Georgetown. Fulton is a very busy street and looks like a slightly scaled-down version of 125th Street during the day.

Are we really going to use Google streets here? If that's the case, then one could easily make the argument that DC is a languid ghosttown.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=euXtqwhASG8

i want my 5 minutes back.

[MDfinest]

Originally Posted by stanley-88888888

i'm being obtuse but thread title is Capital of Black America? so including all of america honorable mentions to:
kingston
saïnt dominigue
port-au-prince
havana
panama city
rio de janeiro
caracas

Don't forget San Juan and Santo Domingo

[Mutiny77]

Originally Posted by stanley-88888888

youre acting like the last 7 pages of walkscores and debate concerning streetviews and yootoob clips was more intriguing:

At least twice I said all that was off topic, before it even got that far.

[SouthernBoy205]

Houston is giving the top 3 a run for their money. It’s easily in the top 5.