damn, now there's more ASIANS living in L.A then Blacks?

[call_me_step_daddy]

Hispanic - 1,838,822 (48.5%)
White alone - 1,086,908 (28.7%)
Asian alone - 420,212 (11.1%)
Black alone - 347,380 (9.2%)
Two or more races - 76,353 (2.0%)
Other race alone - 12,057 (0.3%)
American Indian alone - 6,589 (0.2%)
Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander alone - 4,300 (0.1%)

 

[Assata Shakur]

Look at 40 glock y'all

 

[call_me_step_daddy]

Look at 40 glock y'all

THIS COMMENT SERVED NO PURPOSE IN THIS THREAD BUT

 

[Dank Hill]

Look at 40 glock y'all

out the be-e-lu

 

[Trey0'5Blue2Gz]

9.2%???? dam

 

[AAKing23]

A lot of black people been leaving Cali as of late and migrating to the south

 

[Premeditated]

alot of them have moved to suburbs in SB County or down South.

LA was never really considered a black city anyways.

 

[DallasTxRep]

every black in America gonna be in the south eventually

 

[pete clemenza]

A lot of black people been leaving Cali as of late and migrating to the south

this and also fleeing to the outer suburbs

 

[shopthatwrecks]

furious tried to tell u nikkas in 91

bout seoul to seoul realty

 

[marcuz]

look at mexicans, yall. check em out

 

[Bstacks]

furious tried to tell u nikkas in 91

bout seoul to seoul realty

We have a winner

 

[Xtraz2]

LA was never really considered a black city anyways.

The demography of South Los Angeles changed rapidly throughout the 20th century. Up until the early 1960s, most of the region was predominantly white. In that same time period, African Americans arrived to South Central in large numbers. Due to the Watts Riots and subsequent white flight, South Los Angeles shifted from a predominately white area to one of the largest black neighborhoods in the United States, a status it maintained until the end of the century. In the 1980s, middle-class black families left the region for other communities in the city of Los Angeles or other California municipalities (especially to Palmdale, Lancaster and the Inland Empire).

By the end of the 1980s, South Los Angeles had an increasing amount of Hispanics and Latinos, but it was not until the 1990s when Hispanic immigrants from Central America began arriving in substantial numbers to buy or rent apartments and houses, most of which were vacated by African American renters. The region's black population halved between 1990 and 2010.[citation needed] However, South Los Angeles remains home to the largest Black community in the Western United States.

"Between 1970 and 1990 the South LA area went from 80% black and 9% Latino to 50.3% black and 44% Latino."[

 

[call_me_step_daddy]

alot of them have moved to suburbs in SB County or down South.

LA was never really considered a black city anyways.

hollywood and crips & bloods was the 1st things that came to mind when thinking of L.A for me..at least back in the 90's

 

[///Vega+++]

South Los Angeles remains home to the largest Black community in the Western United States.

lol @ the Western United States

way to say nothing relevant