Mapping Black Protestant America, County by County

Black Protestant churches trace back to a walkout in Philadelphia in 1787, when Richard Allen and other Black worshippers left a segregated congregation and built their own. Three maps show where that tradition is most concentrated today, from Nevada County, Arkansas, where more than a third of residents are Black Protestant adherents, to states where the share drops below 1%. Full data tables and maps here: https://vividmaps.com/black-protestant-population/ Sources: ARDA, U.S. Religion Census 2020 (thearda.com) #BlackHistory #Maps #DataVisualization #Geography #Cartography Explore more maps on Amazon (affiliate links): 🗺️ US wall map poster https://amzn.to/3Tshh9D 🌍 Scratch Off Map of the United States https://amzn.to/4wuVg8x 🗺️ US road atlas https://amzn.to/452kI9r As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases.