Top 10 Most Racist Large Cities In USA #1 Is So Racist Cops Help Gangs Rob Minorities

These are the top ten most racist cities in USA with metropolitan areas of over 1 million inhabitants. We compare crime rates, incomes and we pin point the large cities that foreign born people AVOID. We discover than cities with large immigrant populations are actually the SAFEST. Hard to dispute with analytics.

[marystewart]

I lived in Philly and it’s way more racist than KY where I live now. It’s all love here. Philly is oppressive and their schools are horrendous,

[jeffreymassey]

Brother, you totally get what has been going on in this country for the last 160 years. Very good observation 👌🏾 👍🏾 👏🏾 ✅️😐

[jcheat]

I'm glad you explained not all Latinos get along. Everyone needs to hear that. Hiring a Puerto Rican to police a non rican neighborhood is dangerous. When I lived in LA because I'm Puerto Rican hella Mexicans hated me. Never disrespected them, but they didn't want me around.

[princehakim]

I'm Haitian American and have multiple family members that are married to Cuban men I live in Miami Florida and what he said is accurate!!!!

[Jliske]

It was very long-winded, but you did a very good job at breaking down many of the racial issues within America

[SlaveMissn]

There's people that's been here for 100's of years that don't see what you see because you see through the RESPECT.

[freddyfrug]

I was among many people who believed Birmingham was the most racially segregated and Atlanta was the least racially segregated of Southern cities. That was before I came across data which revealed that the dissimilarity index in the city of Birmingham had never been higher than that in the city of Atlanta at any point during the 20th century.

[jKLa]

The reason cities with fewer immigrants have more serious crime (among larger cities, this pattern doesn't actually hold well for many smaller cities) is that criminals tend to be part of the same broad social class as the working poor. Working poor and laboring class non immigrants tend to avoid or leave cities with large immigrant populations, unless they are themselves from an immigrant background.

[donaldthomas]

Once again, you have given us an indepth report on a subject that most people would rather not hear, but it is imperative that we hear and face reality in order to press forward and try to overcome these obstacles that have been deliberately placed in our way. I truly appreciate the way you deliver facts along with the beautiful scenery shots you give us. Thanks for being an observing eye that is committed to telling the truth.

[princehakim]

Brother your doing gods work. Keep up the good work 💪💪💪

[TampaDarkknight]

Great video, it was nice seeing u cross into Cincinnati Ohio that's my hometown, nicely done, if more people would take the time to understand different cultures and dynamics, and stop stereotyping we would be alot better off. This whole culture war is just ridiculous, we all breath the same air, we all work hard, we all just want to have a good comfortable lifestyle, why people out there need to bring others down and just hateful towards others it's just sick. Again thanks for the informative videos, stay safe as always, look forward to your new uploads 👍

[thedirtybubble]

Miami, FL should definitely be on this list. There are HUGE racial tensions between blacks and latinos in that city. Jose, if you actually interviewed native born blacks in Miami today they will tell you bluntly they will never set foot in a predominantly Hispanic neighborhood and vice versa. It's segregated af there because no one likes one another. If it's not then it's an injustice to YouTube viewers.

[ms.anderson]

Excellent video. ✔
You nailed it. Some of these
cities are terror. 😑 You explained the complicated dynamics very well. I have a
sister that lives in Tennessee
and I am never going to visit.
Friends and relatives from - Indiana, Alabama and Mississippi but I ain't - yes - ain't never going there. I did not know that Alabama is still back in the 1920's not solving no crimes against minorities and you can't figure out what is worse - law enforcement or the gangs. 😑 And when you walk in some of these cities you can feel the anger and you know - something just ain't right. Deep stuff. 😮

[breeannwatkins]

I'm wearing white tennis shoes I hope that doesent make me racist. 😅😅

[robertmoore]

I love diversity, different ethnicities, cultures, food, and languages. Growing up in San Diego, California, I met so many Asians, especially from Southeast Asia, India, Hong Kong, Asia and the Philippines 🇵🇭. Very nice and friendly people. A couple dozen Filipinos work at the Publix I work at in Neptune Beach, Florida and they work hard and are friendly. Ever try lumpia, Jose? Its delicious, amigo! Viya con Dios…

[Sickzzy]

Thank you for everything you do, I really appreciate your videos. I am a black male in the process of going to the U.S and this helps a lot.

[brianstephens]

Accurate observations. Also, a guaranteed reaction resulting in racism, is taking any area that is well established, has a good foundation, and diversifying, and integrating it it. It is guaranteed to work every single time.

[freddyfrug]

In 1990, there were four neighboring counties (Cherokee, Dawson, Forsyth, Pickens) of northern Metro Atlanta, which were together inhabited by 154, 000 white residents and only 1, 900 black residents, yet nobody in the Atlanta area seemed to have the faintest clue that they formed what was likely the only multi-county "Sundown Region" of the Deep South at the time. Ssshh...it wasn't until that 1987 march in which the racial hostility of one those counties (Forsyth) was on full display, and if not for that, it would've still been somewhat unknown that the county's white residents had "Ethnically Cleansed" it's black residents decades earlier.

[richardflorida]

There is definitely a problem between Cubans & Blacks in Miami... I grew up in Miami. Stop the cap Jose... you are being ridiculous. I speak Spanish so I def work in situations with more Spanish speakers. If you dislike the main group here just go back to Cuba. They don't need you here, and they don't need me here either, we're here by choice amigo.

[kaylenn]

I will say the thing about Memphis, the police not doing anything has to do with the "higher ups" telling them not to do anything with certain crimes ex (carjacking, petty theft, etc). This was told to me by multiple Memphis police officers. Also ALL Memphians are tired of the violence. We have a mayoral election coming up and there are more candidates than there has been in awhile. Hopefully the right one can bring some type of change.