10 Whitest States in the US.

10 Whitest States in the US.

A few months ago I caved to public pressure. I normally avoid race-related videos but I had many requests. People pointed out it isn’t just racists that want to know the demographic of a location, people of different races like to know where to live so they can be near their type of restaurants, stores, and events. To me that made sense and a few months back I did a video on the most Asian states and then we did the Hispanic States.
Today we do the Whitest states. We will look at what European people settled in that area first and the percentage of the population that is considered white according to the US Census.

The United States is a country founded by European colonizers. History books and historians all have different stories on how most things went down, but the basics are this. At some point, Europeans showed up around the 1600s and possibly earlier. Sometimes the indigenous people welcomed them, sometimes not so much. Sometimes the Europeans were nice sometimes not so much, to put it mildly. Whatever the case, white people took over, and the country has remained predominantly white ever since.


That said, as immigration rates increase, more people are entering the country in search of fulfilling the American dream. Therefore, the ratio of white people to non-white people is slowly balancing out. Based on the most recent data from the U.S. Census Bureau, the ten whitest U.S. states are:

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[JustBenInLA]

Weird how all of these states have super low violent crime rates.

[blaisebizimana]

I am a Black from Rwanda. I immigrated in USA in 2017. First; I lived in New Hampshire then moved to Utah. Both states majority population are Whites. I have never had any problem with anyone in those states. I have lived a decent life and I am enjoying the American dream. I had trouble once I visited Atlanta-GA in 2021.

[ParisianThinker]

You helped me create my list. Thank you.

[adamoneil]

Tbh...as a white guy living in a 90% black community. I really have been checking out some of these area. It's terrible where I live. My elderly father was attacked by some "teens" two years ago in his own driveway, a woman got shot and killed right in my apartment complex parking lot, and a young white girl I went to school with was raped and murdered by a black guy in a parking garage. People who live in 90% white cities and towns shouldn't really talk about people being a bit prejudice if they haven't grown up around the "diversity" they claim to love oh so much. Truthfully, I don't believe poverty causes crime either. Not from what I seen. West Virginia is one of the whitest and most impoverished states out there, yet the violent crime rate is below the national average there.

[slagwill]

Being a black guy, gotta tell you - having been around many different 90+% white commutes, things just seemed to be very pleasant and nice. Not saying they were perfect, but not the same type of drama and bs I’ve found in other districts. Even here in Oklahoma - I’ve found nothing but courtesy and respect; a kinda hospitality and down home-ness that’s really appreciated.

[deathscythehell]

As a black man and a trucker before I started my transportation company I've been to all these states many times. I can totally agree, but it wasn't what I expected. The people were nice fun and very cool, none of the things I expected at all. (I don't see color just people)
I'd love to go back to some of those places to visit, but I can't go in the winter they get too cold for me. The cold and I don't get along very well, plus my wife loves tropical islands. Happy wife, happy life.

[joey]

Just title it “Places you want to live”

[TollHammer]

Thank you. I needed this video for where to move to

[davidebiember]

I am black man who immigrated from Nigeria to the USA. I have been to several of these white states and I have never had any problems because of the color of my skin. On the contrary I find the people there to be some of the nicest that I have ever met. I read news about security and economic issues that plague my native country Nigeria. I consider myself very lucky to have migrated to USA which in my opinion is the best country in the world.

[digidestined]

I'm a black man who moved from Virginia to Maine. I've been here for 16 years and I've had no issues. The people here are actually nice people for the most part. I've never felt uncomfortable for being the only black person in a room. maybe a little weird but never uncomfortable.

[torque]

When people are fed up with non stop escalating crime and violence these lists and videos will be all the more sought after.

Nice video.

[ralphhays]

"Restaurants" the like! Lol!! 😂 it's all good, love your channel! For some reason, that tickled my funny spot!! 😂

[salleymudd]

10. Nebraska 88.1%
9. Montana 88.9%
8. Utah 90.6 %
7. Iowa 90.6 %
6. Wyoming 92.5%
5. Idaho 93.%
4. New Hampshire 93.1%
3. West Virginia 93.5%
2. Vermont 94.2%
1. Maine 94.4%

[Uncultured_Barbarian]

I grew up and live in a fairly white area of northern Wisconsin. It's rural, nice and quiet, and the people are genuinely nice to each other. The rural culture is fairly laid back and quiet.

[CosmicHyperborean]

More ‘diverse’ places have more crime, greater income disparities, lack of community, and low social trust.

[joen]

A good video. Thanks. I just wish you've put a link to the exact census, so we can know which year it is relevant for.

[briangarrow]

Growing up in a small community in the Pacific Northwest, a mixed marriage was when a Norwegian guy marries a Finnish woman.

[deojbbx]

Im a black woman who was born and raised around 98% white people. Always lived in the suburbs. My veiws may be different from some, but white people are family to me. They never make me feel uncomfortable.

[williamgunter]

Great, as usual. You presented this tense topic in a legitimate historical context, highlighting educational information over the problematic racial tension.

[BangMaster]

I've lived in Hispanic & Black neighborhoods back in the college days because the rent was cheap, and then after I started making more Money, I moved to a mostly White/Asian neighborhood, and the difference is as clear as night and day.
The streets are safe for kids and women, the neighborhood is clean, you're not gonna fear getting your house broken into, People are pleasant, it's nice to go out for a walk or jog and not run into thugs or wanna be gangsters, the Police don't show up every other day, and the Schools are ranked higher. 

Most of Hispanic & Black neighborhoods in America are just in utter chaos and 3rd world kind of conditions.