Wealthy Black Atlanta vs Wealthy Black DC (largest, populations, difference)

[Mutiny77]

Originally Posted by goofy328

You guys know what I'm referring to. If we're going to split hairs like this there's no sense in having this conversation. I never said all Africans.

And not all Blacks either. Clearly, the Haitians aren't like this. But on the other end you have the Bahamas which are still part of the Commonwealth.

There's no "splitting hairs," and it's a digression anyway.

[BrooklynJo]

Originally Posted by Gaylord_Focker

Like I posted earlier, knew a family that left Coppell because too many Indians are moving there.

I wasn’t talking about Indians.

[KodeBlue]

Both cities have an impressive amount of black people doing well, but it's certainly more pronounced in Atlanta. Atlanta is THE black metropolis.

[DC's Finest]

Originally Posted by KodeBlue

Both cities have an impressive amount of black people doing well, but it's certainly more pronounced in Atlanta. Atlanta is THE black metropolis.

LOL Stop it.

[BrooklynJo]

Originally Posted by DC's Finest

LOL Stop it.

Came just in time lol

[KodeBlue]

Originally Posted by DC's Finest

LOL Stop it.

You'll have to do better than drop off a one-liner. Come in and have a conversation.

[goofy328]

Originally Posted by Gaylord_Focker

I don't believe we've met kind sir/maam. How are you?

Good. Didn't know you were in Denver I may have mistaken you for a poster that was out of Detroit.

[goofy328]

Originally Posted by KodeBlue

Both cities have an impressive amount of black people doing well, but it's certainly more pronounced in Atlanta. Atlanta is THE black metropolis.

Seriously?



Atlanta is the NEW Black metropolis. It is not Detroit. It is not Chicago. It is not New Orleans. It is not St. Louis. It is not Cleveland. It is not Harlem. And it is not DC.

Atlanta is the flavor of the month. Going strong for while but Charlotte is up and coming and there are still a lot of predominately Black neighborhoods up North. Only thing that has changed up North is that whereas an entire city was Black, now that has been reduced down to neighborhoods. I believe that Detroit is still predominately Black though.

[goofy328]

Originally Posted by Mutiny77

There's no "splitting hairs," and it's a digression anyway.

Well, if it is entirely too much, which I'm guilty of more than not on these forums I'll leave it alone and walk away. Wouldn't be the first time and won't be the last.

[ckhthankgod]

Originally Posted by goofy328

Seriously?



Atlanta is the NEW Black metropolis. It is not Detroit. It is not Chicago. It is not New Orleans. It is not St. Louis. It is not Cleveland. It is not Harlem. And it is not DC.

Atlanta is the flavor of the month. Going strong for while but Charlotte is up and coming and there are still a lot of predominately Black neighborhoods up North. Only thing that has changed up North is that whereas an entire city was Black, now that has been reduced down to neighborhoods. I believe that Detroit is still predominately Black though.

Cleveland is predominantly Black as well.

Actually, there are Northern cities that have increased in Black percentage and most have actually been steady.