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Yeah from my family and friends in Houston, it is becoming noticeable as well. Like I said, I didn't know Sauce Walka is Honduran. I think only NYC has more Black Hondurans although I wouldn't be surprised if Miami has more.
Many black Hondurans in Boston too, one just narrowly lost a city council seat.. There is also a "Comida Garifuna" restaurant in Dorchester. And if you know Dart Adams- he is Honduran. Most of them are very much English speaking-Hondoruan. No idea if it's more or less than Houston, but I know a lot of them actually. Usually, I only find out their Honduran later a la Sauce Walka becaus theyre surnames are like "Johnson, Allison, etc". I don't know if it's growing either thy seem fairly well established in Boston and have a pretty low profile. I've seen their parties/events since I was very young.
I'm going to say no, but I'm also curious to see what is being used for Middle East. Using "Arab" under ancestry (which includes Egyptian, Palestinian, Iraqi, Lebanese, Syrian, Jordanian, Morroccan, general Arab and then other Arab) the numbers in the 2020 estimates look different than the ones posted.
I'm going to say no, but I'm also curious to see what is being used for Middle East. Using "Arab" under ancestry (which includes Egyptian, Palestinian, Iraqi, Lebanese, Syrian, Jordanian, Morroccan, general Arab and then other Arab) the numbers in the 2020 estimates look different than the ones posted.
Is this Middle East, born outside the U.S.?
Yup. Afghans count as Asian.
The numbers on the page before count both American born and foreign born though things get grainy because so many people pick things that are interchangeable.
Many black Hondurans in Boston too, one just narrowly lost a city council seat.. There is also a "Comida Garifuna" restaurant in Dorchester. And if you know Dart Adams- he is Honduran. Most of them are very much English speaking-Hondoruan. No idea if it's more or less than Houston, but I know a lot of them actually. Usually, I only find out their Honduran later a la Sauce Walka becaus theyre surnames are like "Johnson, Allison, etc". I don't know if it's growing either thy seem fairly well established in Boston and have a pretty low profile. I've seen their parties/events since I was very young.
Yeah, there's seems to be an exodus of Black Creole/Kriol/Garifuna people from Central America to the US. Most notably Belize went from majority Kriol (essentially black) to majority Hispanic/mestizo. Most go to NY and Massachusetts but California (Belizeans mostly) and Houston seem popular as well.
Due to their phenotype and/or surnames, most folks don't even realize that alot of these folks are Central American/latino or have Central American ancestry e.g. Hype Williams, Taxstone (real name Daryl Campbell) Brian Flores, rappers Casanova, OG Genasis, DJ Clark Kent, actresses Skai Jackson, Tessa Thompson, etc.
Yeah, there's seems to be an exodus of Black Creole/Kriol/Garifuna people from Central America to the US. Most notably Belize went from majority Kriol (essentially black) to majority Hispanic/mestizo. Most go to NY and Massachusetts but California (Belizeans mostly) and Houston seem popular as well.
Due to their phenotype and/or surnames, most folks don't even realize that alot of these folks are Central American/latino or have Central American ancestry e.g. Hype Williams, Taxstone (real name Daryl Campbell) Brian Flores, rappers Casanova, OG Genasis, DJ Clark Kent, actresses Skai Jackson, Tessa Thompson, etc.
Yea I know a black Costa Rican or two in Boston but many more in NYC. Boston doesn't have Belizeans really... I know many are in CA and TX for sure. the rapper 8zipp I promoted in the rap thread is Honduran too. They're around.
Below is foreign born immigrants to each of the metro areas. One column for those that entered between 2000 and 2010, one for 2010 to 2020, and one for the difference between the two.
Of the 27 metro areas in the US that have more than 250,000 immigrants, only 8 attracted more international immigrants between 2010 and 2020 than they did between 2000 and 2010: Boston, San Jose, Detroit, Seattle, Orlando, Houston, Tampa, and Miami/Fort Lauderdale. Two others, Charlotte and Austin, practically broke even.
Entered between 2000 and 2010
New York City: 1,359,322
Los Angeles: 887,517
Miami/Fort Lauderdale: 625,175
Houston: 430,595
Washington DC: 418,569
Chicago: 411,668
Dallas/Fort Worth: 384,811
San Francisco: 336,927
Atlanta: 241,435
Boston: 227,983
Seattle/Tacoma: 206,238
Riverside/San Bernardino: 197,580
San Jose: 174,466
San Diego: 173,378
Phoenix: 167,742
Las Vegas: 128,469
Orlando: 118,589
Minneapolis/St. Paul: 118,188
Tampa: 109,541
Sacramento: 106,422
Detroit: 99,635
Denver: 98,039
Austin: 91,839
Baltimore: 85,993
Charlotte: 80,654
Portland, OR: 78,980
San Antonio: 70,720
Entered between 2010 and 2020
New York City: 1,192,921
Los Angeles: 631,061
Miami/Fort Lauderdale: 627,969
Houston: 447,929
Dallas/Fort Worth: 354,450
Washington DC: 353,151
San Francisco: 310,433
Chicago: 294,053
Boston: 280,317
Seattle/Tacoma: 232,527
Atlanta: 215,214
San Jose: 205,164
Phoenix: 143,385
Orlando: 144,333
San Diego: 140,643
Detroit: 127,944
Tampa: 115,594
Riverside/San Bernardino: 111,914
Minneapolis/St. Paul: 103,075
Austin: 90,750
Sacramento: 90,889
Las Vegas: 89,892
Charlotte: 80,543
Denver: 78,572
Portland, OR: 73,197
Baltimore: 72,542
San Antonio: 63,040
Increase or Decrease in Immigration between last decade vs. the decade before
Boston: 52,334
San Jose: 30,689
Detroit: 28,309
Seattle/Tacoma: 26,289
Orlando: 25,744
Houston: 17,334
Tampa: 6,053
Miami/Fort Lauderdale: 2,794
Charlotte: -111
Austin: -1,089
Portland, OR: -5,783
San Antonio: -7,680
Baltimore: -13,451
Minneapolis/St. Paul: -15,113
Sacramento: -15,533
Denver: -19,737
Phoenix: -24,087
Atlanta: -26,221
San Francisco: -26,494
Dallas/Fort Worth: -30,361
San Diego: -32,735
Las Vegas: -38,577
Washington DC: -65,418
Riverside/San Bernardino: -85,666
Chicago: -117,635
New York City: -166,401
Los Angeles: -256,486
Do you have stats per county ?
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