The United States is a racially and culturally pluralistic country – it’s made up of people from all sorts of different ethnic and cultural backgrounds. Some of that diversity comes from people from outside the country wanting to move in to enjoy its opportunities and possibilities. But that’s not the whole story, especially in the…
Little Rock, Arkansas, is Arkansas’s capital city, and it is quite popular with art lovers, foodies, and history buffs. You can go from museums to sipping beer from one of Little Rock’s many breweries to enjoying the beautiful Ozark mountain views. In this article, we will explore the best Little Rock neighborhoods for black families.
Given the relatively small percentage of black people living in Des Moines, the city might not be your first option when planning to settle with your family. But you’ll be surprised at how much the city has to offer. It’s safe, has a sound education system, and boasts lots of social activities both kids and…
Salt Lake City, it’s Utah capital and its most populated city. Calling Salt Lake City home provides the advantages (and disadvantages) of big city living. From picturesque mountains to unique history, there’s a lot to discover. If you’re on your way to Salt Lake City, check out the best Salt Lake City neighborhoods for black…
Dotted on the coastline sits the quaint, historical Bridgeport. The largest city in Connecticut, thousands of people call Bridgeport home. It’s easy to see why. Whether you’re starting your family or you’re a young professional looking for a new homebase, Bridgeport’s neighborhoods offer something for everyone. Keep reading to learn what makes Bridgeport the best!
Moving somewhere new can be daunting, and it’s not always easy to know where is best or safest to set up your new home. We’ve put together a list of Hartford’s best neighborhoods to help you make that choice.
Portland is one of the best cities for singles and families to live in. It’s unique and has people from all walks of life living together. If you’re planning a move to Portland, Oregon, moving to a neighborhood that suits your lifestyle can make adjusting much more manageable. Let’s look at five of the best…
Planning on moving to the suburbs of Jackson, Mississippi? Relocating to set up a new business or seeking a home in a new locality to raise your family can seem challenging, especially when you are not sure of the neighborhood and the safety of that area. Below we have made a list of the top…
Even though Santa Fe is known as a cultural and artistic hub, it has a reputation for having a high crime rate. However, if you’re thinking of moving to Santa Fe as a black family, single, or young black professional, it’s possible to find communities that are safe for both you and your family. Plus,…
It’s no surprise that many Millenials have begun to flock to New Hampshire to start their next chapter. With beautiful foliage, plenty of activities, and fun perks like no sales tax, Manchester is an excellent place to plant roots. Read on to find out which Manchester suburbs are the best for Black families and singles.
Charleston, West Virginia, is a relatively small town with a population of approximately 50,000. No matter which neighborhood you choose to live in, everything is close to you! Some suburban communities are also very close to Charleston’s city limits and offer an outstanding level of convenience. Charleston is the capital city of West Virginia, so…
With its quaint, small-town New England feel, charming sense of community, and thriving downtown area, Augusta, Maine, offers a little bit of everything for both families and young professionals. Augusta is officially split into five neighborhood areas, each with characteristics that draw in locals and new residents alike.
If you are thinking about moving to Maine, the city of Portland should be at the top of your list. It is the most diverse city in the state, with a black population of 8.3 percent. This percentage is extremely diverse for Maine. Here are some of the best Portland neighborhoods for black families.
Suppose you’re considering a move to Omaha, Nebraska. In that case, you’ll find plenty of personality, safety, green spaces, and affordable housing to meet your needs as a single black young professional or a new family. Omaha is Nebraska’s largest city, but with a population of just under 500,000, it is easy to navigate and…
The cost of living in Providence, Rhode Island, is only 8% higher than the national average. Providence looks attractive to many considering a change in scenery, especially considering it often makes lists of the best places to live on the East Coast. But how does it stack up for African Americans? In this article we’ll…