Texas has the highest black population in the United States, at 3,936, 669, approximately 14% of the total population of Texas. Texas is the second most diverse state in. Texas has the highest black population in the United States, with 3,936,669 people, approximately 14% of the total population of Texas. Texas is the second most diverse state in the United States, after Texas is Florida with 3,867,495 (18%), New York with 3,763,977 (19%) and Georgia with 3,549,349 (34%).
In recent years, the African-American population in Washington has declined in a city that has long been a center of the political movement and black culture. Historically, the state is known for producing such notable blacks as Israel Meyer, Augustine Junior (the first African-American to be a district judge in 1970) and the famous jazz musician and trumpet player Louis Armstrong, who was born in a New Orleans ghetto in 1901. The rest of the black population is divided, rising to 18% in the Midwest, 17% in the Northeast and 10% in the West.
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