DMV vs Texas for black people?

[UberEatsDriver]

Black folk are still the majority overall and especially in Central Harlem (61%) as of the last census. Overall the picture looks bleak though. Black folks in Harlem look down bad.

Aging population, a lot of grown men on corners not doing shyt, youngings on bullshyt, black old money long gone, black professional class not large enough. Its looking like a future where black Harlem is relegated to the projects. The African immigrants and the black gentrifiers are probably not coming at a replacement level.

I think DC is worse though. Harlem is a safe place compared to DC. DC is at a genocide level and gentrification that is pushing DC locals to PG County is leading to "black flight" for the middle and upper class into Charles County.

Speak on it. People don’t talk about the fact that the “I quit” mentality in many of these gentrified areas. Every black location should stay black. If you see gentrification coming along then every person should looking to upgrade their life to save the community.

Get a trade, get a degree for a good skill or be an entrepreneur so you can survive gentrification.

White folks realize that gentrification is the best way to take a black community because they know black folks will just get up and leave quickly.

 

[UberEatsDriver]

The only thing Texas has over the DMV is low cost of living, less restrictions on guns and less traffic. I know first hand because I live in DC and I got fam in Dallas.

Low cost of living is subjective. From what I hear if you get a solid career in DC the high cost of living isn’t so bad. That should motivate the dc drill rappers to go on umedy and take some coding courses

 

[UberEatsDriver]

Houston named nation’s most diverse city, report says

A recent study found Houston, among three other Texas locations, to be one the most diverse cities in the nation.

www.click2houston.com

Wallethub is not a credible source and bro you have a decent IQ right? You can easily look up the demographics of all cities on the US census lol

 

[Lucky_Lefty]

unless you looking for space and cost of living no part of Texas i

even that's overblown...property taxes whoopin them nikkas asses rn