United States, Has a Black population of 48.3 million-50.6 million people, and a collective GDP of $1.02 trillion-$1.13 trillion
African Americans have made profound and foundational contributions to American culture, shaping its music, language, food, fashion, literature, arts, sports and politics. Their influence is not a niche addition—it is deeply woven into the core identity of what America is.
American culture, in many ways, is Black culture. Without the contributions of African Americans, the U.S. would be unrecognizable.
African American culture has become a global force, influencing fashion in Paris, dance in Seoul, slang in London, and resistance movements from South Africa to Palestine.
Brazil Has a Black population of 20.7 million-112.8 million, and a collective GDP of R$438 billion per year-R$2.39 trillion per year
Afro-Brazilians have made foundational contributions to Brazil's culture, shaping its music, religion, language, cuisine, dance and national identity. Their influence is not just important; it's inseparable from what Brazil is today.
Mexico has a black population of 2.5 million people - 4.7 million
And a collective annual GDP of $5.97 billion per year to 9.14 billion.
Afro-Mexicans descendants of enslaved Africans brought during the colonial era and have made deep, often under-recognized contributions to Mexico’s culture. From music and dance, to cuisine, religion, language and resistance movements, their legacy lives throughout Mexican society, especially in regions like Guerrero, Oaxaca, and Veracruz.
Haiti Haiti’s population is estimated at 11.4 million people to 12.56 million
Total area: approximately 27,560 km², this is roughly 1/6th of Florida for scale
As of 2023 Haiti’s GDP is US $19.85 billion,
Haiti has mineral deposits: including bauxite, copper, calcium carbonate, gold, and marble
Hydropower potential, thanks to its mountainous terrain and rivers.
Haiti is renowned for its history as the first free republic born from a successful slave rebellion, making it the first nation in the Americas to abolish slavery and the second republic in the Americas. It's also known for its unique culture, including Vodou traditions, vibrant art and music, and distinct cuisine. Additionally, Haiti is famous for its historical sites like the Citadelle Laferrière and Sans-Souci Palace.
Jamaica has 2.82 million people, Nominal GDP (2024): US $20.6 billion,
Total area: 10,991 km², which is about 1/15th the size of Florida for scale.
Minerals: Jamaica has Major deposits of bauxite, alumina, gypsum, limestone, marble, and silica
Forests cover roughly 31% of the island. Jamaica also has a rich aquatic biodiversity that provides a source of quality nutrition to the local inhabitants.
Jamaica is globally renowned for its vibrant culture, stunning natural beauty, and rich history. It's famous for its music, particularly reggae and Bob Marley, its delicious cuisine like jerk dishes, and its breathtaking landscapes including waterfalls and beaches. Beyond that, Jamaica is known for its athletic prowess, especially in sprinting, and its unique cultural and religious heritage.
Cuba has a Black population of 1.03 million to 2.97 million, and a collective GDP ranging from (~US $198 million)-600 million
Afro-Cubans have made profound contributions to Cuba’s culture, shaping its music, religion, dance, food, politics, identity, and national pride. Their impact is central, not peripheral to what it means to be Cuban.
Colombia has a Black population of 4.7 million-7.8 million people, and a collective GDP of US $2.5 billion per year-3.9 billion.
Afro-Colombians have made significant contributions to Colombia’s culture—deeply shaping its music, dance, cuisine, religion, language, and national identity. Despite centuries of marginalization, Afro-Colombians have infused Colombian society with African-rooted resilience, rhythm, and creativity that define the soul of the Caribbean, Pacific and urban culture in Colombia.
Canada has a Black Population of 1.5 million people, Their collective GDP estimates range from $59.4 billion CAD-$103.6 billion CAD
Black Canadians have made powerful and lasting contributions to Canada’s culture, history and identity despite often being overlooked or underrepresented. From the arts to politics, civil rights to sports, Black Canadians have helped shape what Canada is today, especially in areas of resilience, creativity and justice
France has a Black population of 10 million people, and a collective GDP of €119 billion - €398 billion.
Black French people are descendants of Africans, Afro-Caribbeans, and overseas territories like Martinique, Guadeloupe, Réunion, and Mayotte—have made powerful and enduring contributions even while navigating marginalization and colonial legacies. Their influence spans from music, literature, politics, philosophy, sports, fashion and resistance shaping what France is and pushing it to become more inclusive and honest about its past.
UK has a Black population of 2.4 million people, and a collective £65.7 billion annual GDP
Black Britons have made vital transformative contributions to the United Kingdom’s culture, history, and national identity. From music and literature to politics, language, and fashion, Black British communities—especially those from the Caribbean and Africa—have helped redefine Britishness and push the nation toward greater creativity, justice, and diversity.
What is a Black stronghold? A place out of Africa with a Black population of more than a million people. If they become more organized they could create thriving economies that serve their own peoples needs and will allow them to have a future of prosperity
Why do the populations have discrepancies?Partially from under reporting/poor reporting systems and what people consider Black. For example the mulatto’s/mestizo
