Which states do black Americans mainly live in?

Black people are mainly concentrated in big cities, such as new york, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston and Philadelphia. These cities have a high proportion of blacks. The racial classification of blacks mainly includes Sudanese blacks, Bantu blacks (both of which account for the vast majority of African blacks), Koisan blacks, Cuscito blacks (mixed-race) and Australian aborigines.

Before and during the Middle Ages, they were mainly distributed in sub-Saharan Africa. Later, because of imperialism and mercantilism in European countries, a large number of blacks were forced to be sent to South America and North America as slaves.

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Once black Americans never enjoyed the same treatment as whites in politics, education, employment and housing. According to the survey of 1970, 9.9% of American families are white, and 4 1.3% are black. The unemployment rate of blacks is generally three or four times higher than that of whites, and in some cities it is as high as six or seven times. On average, the wages of black workers are only one-half to one-third of those of whites.

The population density of urban black areas is generally several times or even more than ten times that of whites. African-Americans are at the bottom of American society, so they have fought for a long time. 1968 Only one black anti-violence struggle swept through 168 cities including Washington. The struggle of black Americans against racial discrimination and oppression has been supported by progressive forces all over the world. Today, the United States has given blacks more equal rights.