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Also just older folks with families, retirees , techies , biotechies, academicians, military types ...palebones & pinktoes*
Negroes want a never ending, IG-worthy party scene tho

Also just older folks with families, retirees , techies , biotechies, academicians, military types ...palebones & pinktoes*
This is actually a good question and should be considered when moving to any city.
When I had moved to Columbus, Ohio back in the early/mid 2000s, I was tryna find a burb to get an apartment in. Somebody I worked with suggested Hilliard. I went and spent a few hrs there and saw TWO Black ppl TOTAL.
I cant live like that.
Also just older folks with families, retirees , techies , biotechies, academicians, military types ...
Negroes want a never ending, IG-worthy party scene tho![]()
Atlanta is a great city. I know the violence is serious, but there is so much there in terms of suburbs where you wont even encounter that violence, and you will be living around other Black ppl in those suburbsWhen someone says Atlanta these days I don’t even think about the actual city of Atlanta. Black folks have a strong hold on the majority of the suburbs.
Atlanta is a great city. I know the violence is serious, but there is so much there in terms of suburbs where you wont even encounter that violence, and you will be living around other Black ppl in those suburbs
Usually, when someone "escapes" to the burbs, it is around white ppl.
I only been to ATL 3 times, but I always enjoyed myself when I was there. My uncle moved there from Chicago over 20 yrs ago. He aint leavin Atlanta![]()
@AVXL there isn’t really strong black culture in Charlotte. They’re working on it tho . Will never come close to Atlanta’s level because the social infrastructure is too white washed . From private citizenry , to government to business .
I’ll have to let the Charlotte born and raised bruhs tell you more but I was just in a neighborhood called Hyde Park and there were a lot of black folks living in nice homes there. The bruh I talked to said it’s a black neighborhood and was shocked that I knew nothing about it.Does Charlotte have desirable black suburbs like Atlanta, or are all the black folk inside Charlotte proper?
Banking is still king . But there are your usual , traditional employers that many many black Charlotteans work for: Government, Healthcare , k-12 education , airlines , retailSo what runs Charlotte? I’ve always thought it was a banking and NASCAR town
Does Charlotte have desirable black suburbs like Atlanta, or are all the black folk inside Charlotte proper?
When someone says Atlanta these days I don’t even think about the actual city of Atlanta. Black folks have a strong hold on the majority of the suburbs.
Exactly
As someone who is from Atl, grew in the Carolinas and now back in Atl, Charlotte is a growing city but not necessarily for all black folks.
I know it’s a slower city but Columbia SC probably has a more diverse black population and culture than Charlotte.
So what runs Charlotte? I’ve always thought it was a banking and NASCAR town
Definitely Banking..... but not NASCAR.
No one gives a fukk about NASCAR. Matter fact, I’ve worked with a lot of white people over the years and not once have I heard one discuss going to a NASCAR game yet alone liking it.
I would add that it’s ran by Tech, Food, and Arts/Culture now at this point too