Loudon County for Black People

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Loudon County is in Tennessee. It’s probably hostile to black people.

Loudoun County, Virginia has a decent amount of diversity and a black person would feel welcome there.

Wow you’re so clever! Pat yourself on the back.

[Anonymous]

You will be a minority. Whites are a minority.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You will be a minority. Loudoun/Ashburn is EXTREMELY south asian.

not true. There are just more Asians than many other places because they value education and safety. It’s just the bigots who are jealous of the success of this brown minority who get all pissed off that LC has so many successful Asians who raise kids work hard, be respectful, go to college and not break the law.

I never said one thing derogatory about south asians. Nothing. Project much?? FFS get over yourself.
Speaking of breaking the law.... try harder learning to drive. 78% of the accidents in ashburn are caused by brown people.Look it up.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You will be a minority. Whites are a minority.

Whites are a minority in Loudoun?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You will be a minority. Whites are a minority.

Whites are a minority in Loudoun?

Not even close, by far the biggest ethnic group in the county.

2020 Census showed Loudoun being 64% White. Loudoun is 23% Asian (mainly concentrated south of the toll road in Ashburn and parts of South Riding/Aldie).

[Anonymous]

Loudoun just drives people nuts its so funny. Points west of Ashburn are very White and conservative. Ashburn, Sterling, and South Riding have a more diverse and liberal leaning population. Black people make up roughly 7% of the population, so you will be a minority no matter where you go. It's mainly a choice of being a minority around Whites in western part of the county or Asians in the eastern part.

[Anonymous]

So, when is Leesburg changing its name and a abandoning its racist secessionist past?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So, when is Leesburg changing its name and a abandoning its racist secessionist past?

How would changing its name abandon its racist secessionist past?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So, when is Leesburg changing its name and a abandoning its racist secessionist past?

Leesburg wasn’t named after Robert E. Lee.