African Americans by U.S. state over 100 years
While no state has had an African American majority since 1930 (Mississippi dipped below 50% in 1940) the D.C. had
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While no state has had an African American majority since 1930 (Mississippi dipped below 50% in 1940) the D.C. had
Read more: African Americans by U.S. state over 100 yearsAbbreviations: * = Dominion within the British Empire CR = Costa Rica Dom. Rep. = Dominican Republic FRCA = Federal
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