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I was able to find a little bit, but the data sets are getting harder and harder to understand.

Here is something from the Pew Research Center:
Facts About the U.S. Black Population

Here is the 2020 Census data too.

Demographic Analysis Estimates for the Total Population: April 1, 2020

ART said:

While the ratio looks more leveled in the younger generations, that graph chart is challenging and difficult to understand.

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I agree. You have to run your cursor across the colors to get actual numbers. They act like they don't want you to know anything.

ART said:

They do this on purpose. It is grossly obvious that they are purposely overcomplicating data and other things so that we don't understand what's going on around us. If we don't understand what's going on, then we are easier to control, fool, exploit, blindside, and mislead.

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Yep. How is it that every group in America has grown except us. By the next Census, trans folks will be counted however they want to be counted and it will be a wrap. The Census doesn't count for trans folks.

You're not going to find anyting on the Census site that's usable. When I have to do data collection for work I never use it. It's intentionally misleading.

ART said:

I wonder how news sites are able to read and report this information then. Sounds like the US Government is giving certain readable data to news outlets and not the general public. As if it is lowkey classified information that only permitted personnel and those with top security clearances have.

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Over the past 5-6 years did it get so hard to read. During the Obama admin, he was all about transparency (allegedly). I never had any issue finding stuff until 45 took office. Also, every administration gets the privilege of redesigning every bureau's website, also making it hard to find stuff. It can change every 4-8 years depending on how long a president stays in office. It's wasteful and deliberately misleading.

I think that statistics is very correct. Taking a look back to when we were still teenagers in school, we always had more girls in class compared to the number of boys. There was a class back that had just about 5 boys and the rest were girls only.

There has ALWAYS been more black women than black men. There has always been more women than men globally, historically. The variation can and do change for a variety of reasons: war, socio-economic class, etc. For example, the Khmer Rouge in Cambodia pretty much eliminated most men of a certain age. The Iran-Iraq war in the '80s reduced the male population in Iran dramatically, not enough men for the women there for a time.

On a sidenote, the swirlers tell this lie to sisters that to go to a bigger dating pool for white men since there are millions more. The discrepancy there is even greater. Do you know what 2 wars in Iraq and Afghanistan as well as the biggest addiction problem in history since the Opium wars in China have wrought on the white male population? There are tons of white women complaining about the dearth of eligible white men and you think sisters gonna get the good ones over Becky, Asian and Latinas? HAHAHA

Anyway, the misnomer is that this is something new. The reason why our grandmothers and great grandmothers locked down the first black man with a decent, reliable job is because it was much worse back then. Black men worked harder so died sooner. It was very, very tough to find a 'good black man' in the '60s and before. In fact has it ever been easy? No it hasn't. It was tough as hell.

I think the problem these days is that 80 percent of the black boys are raised with practically no black male role model who has a significant effect on their lives. No father, no black teachers, coaches, etc, Boys become men by not only emulating the father in the home, but also to gain his respect. Psychologists will tell you that boys spend their early adolescence forward trying to earn their father's love and respect.

ART said:

I have been hearing for years how there are supposedly more Black women than Black men in the USA. In fact, some say that there are at least 2 million more Black women than Black men in America. This means at least 2 million Black women would be without a Black man, or would have to share a Black man if they really want to be with and marry Black men. But here's the thing. I'm trying to find the official statistics that break down the American population by race and sex/gender to see if the is true or not, but I cannot find them anywhere. (Example: White males make up about 30% of the US population. I'm trying to find out what percentage of Black women, Black men, white women, Asian men, Asian women, Latino men and Latino women make up the US population as well.) If anyone is able to post the data here I would appreciate it.

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If it is true then some of you will be left without a chair once the music stops.