Half of America is practically vacant, and it’s not just because people suddenly lost interest in open land. Some states are so empty that you could throw a block party and still hear an echo. But the real question is: why are Black Americans avoiding them like expired milk and broken promises?
These 10 states have low population density and an even smaller Black population. But what exactly makes them unappealing? Is it the brutal winters, the eerie silence, or the bleak job market? Perhaps it’s the overwhelming feeling of “I don’t belong here.” From economic dead zones to cultural voids, let’s break down why Black Americans rarely move to these 10 states—and why some wouldn’t live there even if the rent were free.
