When majority becomes minority, but it's not mentioned anywhere. Does this matter? Only in that we've been preached to about minorities for generations, and now those preachers are getting quieter every day. Perhaps this is why.
The overwhelming majority of large US cities are now wh*te-minority cities. The overwhelming majority of the cities listed below have non-wh*te mayors. The majority of the cities listed here have non-wh*te police leadership.
| City | State | Wh*te (Non-Hispanic) % |
|------|-------|------------------------|
| New York | NY | ~30.9% |
| Los Angeles | CA | ~28.9% |
| Chicago | IL | ~31.5% |
| Houston | TX | ~44.7%* |
| Phoenix | AZ | <50% |
| Philadelphia | PA | <50% |
| San Antonio | TX | <50% |
| San Diego | CA | <50% |
| Dallas | TX | <50% |
| San Jose | CA | <50% |
| Austin | TX | <50% |
| Jacksonville | FL | <50% |
| Fort Worth | TX | <50% |
| Charlotte | NC | ~39.7% |
| San Francisco | CA | ~39.1% |
| Boston | MA | <50%
Some cities have particularly low non-Hispanic Wh*te populations:
- El Paso, TX: ~12.3% Wh*te
- Laredo, TX: <5% Wh*te (over 95% Hispanic)
- Compton, CA: ~0.89% Wh*te
- South Fulton, GA: <3.5% Wh*te
- East Orange, NJ: <3.5% Wh*te
* Yes, I tossed a stupid '*' into the word 'Wh*te' in the hopes of side tracking any algo's that focus on race. How does that make you feel?






















































