This is a f*cking lie. I live in the South and nobody is trying to drive black people off the road.

My aunt went to the southern us and she said the racism towards blacks is insane lol. You could come to Canada

I tried your question with google's "Bard" AI. I hope it helps!

The prompt: what are the safest US cities for black women and why?
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Determining the "safest" cities for any demographic group is a complex task, as safety is nuanced and influenced by various factors like individual experiences, socioeconomic status, and access to resources. However, considering several indicators, we can identify cities that generally exhibit positive trends for Black women's safety:

Cities with low crime rates:

Raleigh, North Carolina: This city boasts a relatively low overall crime rate and ranks highly in personal safety, with a strong sense of community and a focus on diversity and inclusion initiatives.

Cedar Rapids, Iowa: With a steadily decreasing crime rate and a focus on community policing, Cedar Rapids provides a relatively safe environment for Black women.

Plano, Texas: Located in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex, Plano offers a safe haven with a low violent crime rate and a vibrant, diverse community.

Cities with strong economic opportunities:

Atlanta, Georgia: As a major Black cultural hub, Atlanta offers a strong economy with diverse career opportunities and resources specifically tailored to support Black women entrepreneurs and professionals.

Washington, D.C.: With its high concentration of government jobs and educational institutions, Washington D.C. offers promising economic prospects and a large Black community with established support networks.

Charlotte, North Carolina: Boasting a robust financial sector and a burgeoning tech scene, Charlotte provides diverse economic opportunities, particularly for Black women in STEM fields.

Cities with high accessibility to healthcare:

Minneapolis, Minnesota: This city boasts a robust healthcare system with numerous hospitals and clinics, ensuring access to quality medical care for Black women.

Seattle, Washington: With its focus on innovation and healthcare access, Seattle provides a supportive environment for Black women with access to specialized healthcare services.

Boston, Massachusetts: Renowned for its world-class medical institutions, Boston offers excellent healthcare resources for Black women, including access to specialized care and research initiatives.

Cities with strong social support networks:

Durham, North Carolina: Home to historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs) and a vibrant Black community, Durham provides a strong social support network and a sense of belonging for Black women.

Baltimore, Maryland: Despite facing certain challenges, Baltimore's strong Black community offers extensive resources and support networks for Black women, including mentorship programs and advocacy groups.

New Orleans, Louisiana: This culturally rich city boasts a tight-knit Black community with a strong sense of resilience and support, offering a welcoming environment for Black women.

It's important to remember that these are just general trends, and individual experiences can vary greatly within each city. Ultimately, the "safest" city for a Black woman depends on her specific needs and priorities. Further research and consideration of individual circumstances are crucial before making any decisions.

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Yeah so it's semi interesting, but the fact that Baltimore appeared on one of the lists makes me a little dubious.

So I tried a 2nd prompt, because cutting & pasting is easy.

The prompt: make a quick list of the safest US cities for black women outside the South
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Safe US Cities for Black Women Outside the South:

1. Raleigh-Durham, North Carolina:
Relatively low crime rate.
Strong focus on diversity and inclusion.
Thriving economy with diverse career opportunities.
Robust healthcare system.
Vibrant Black community with established support networks.

2. Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minnesota:
Low violent crime rate.
Strong economy with diverse career opportunities.
Excellent healthcare system with numerous hospitals and clinics.
Active Black community organizations and initiatives.

3. Seattle-Tacoma, Washington:
High focus on innovation and healthcare access.
Diverse and welcoming community.
Strong economy with opportunities in tech and other industries.
Access to specialized healthcare services for Black women.

4. Denver-Aurora-Lakewood, Colorado:
Growing Black community with strong support networks.
Thriving economy with diverse career options.
Relatively affordable cost of living.
Access to outdoor activities and recreational opportunities.

5. Portland-Vancouver-Hillsboro, Oregon-Washington:
High quality of life with a focus on sustainability and environmental awareness.
Strong social support networks and community resources.
Diverse economy with opportunities in various industries.
Access to nature and outdoor activities.

6. Boston-Cambridge-Newton, Massachusetts:
World-class medical institutions and excellent healthcare access.
Strong economy with diverse career opportunities.
Vibrant cultural scene and educational institutions.
Welcoming and inclusive community environment.

7. San Francisco-Oakland-Berkeley, California:
Strong focus on diversity and inclusion initiatives.
Robust social support networks and community resources.
Thriving economy with opportunities in tech and other industries.
Vibrant cultural scene with diverse communities.

8. Washington D.C.-Arlington-Alexandria, Virginia-Maryland-West Virginia:
High concentration of government jobs and educational institutions.
Strong Black community with established support networks.
Numerous cultural attractions and historical landmarks.
Excellent access to healthcare and resources.

9. Chicago-Naperville-Elgin, Illinois:
Large and diverse Black community with strong support networks.
Robust economy with diverse career opportunities.
Vibrant cultural scene and numerous entertainment options.
Relatively affordable cost of living compared to other major cities.

10. Atlanta-Sandy Springs-Alpharetta, Georgia:
Major Black cultural hub with a strong sense of community.
Diverse economy with opportunities in various industries.
Thriving music and entertainment scene.
Access to resources specifically tailored to support Black women.

Please note: This list is not exhaustive and should be considered a starting point for your research. Individual needs and priorities should be considered when choosing a city.

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Oregon and Washington are safe states. Pretty accepting of anyone near the cities.

No, they are just cowards that get a rise out of scaring people.
You might try the South West, like Arizona or New Mexico. The Midwest is ok, here in K.C. Mo. anyway, but the racism is still present, but not to the degree you described, just a bunch rich folks, with no manners or class. Florida seems nice, ut they might just be nice to tourists.

I know what you mean. It's gotten to where even people of our own race act like sh*t towards us for fondness towards people of other races and nobody believes it. Watch me stay silent as the flaming starts.

Damnable race hustlers.

I'm white. Kinda. I can tell some of the replys here aren't understanding where this is being started. Our own race starts making people we talk to angry and then us who aren't racist because we happen to be nearby end up getting the guff over it.

I put up with it for about 50 years. But I'm a dude with military training and not that easy to scare or hurt. Pitting the worst of them against each other, giving the rest a clue I wasn't to be easily gamed worked until I got older.

I got no advice for you but follow your instincts to move when that seems like the only answer. As it too eventually became my only choice.

Sorry some small number of our people are so easily fooled by the worst of yours, and mine. Just know that only 2% make trouble for the rest. Those other weak stupid 40% who become less tolerant in groups suck as well but cowards will be cowards.

Woman of colour 😲 is white not a colour 🤔

I hate being from the south, and I don't know I was born here, why I was born in this racist place, it's like a curse from nature.

Sounds iegit. Are you playing a fantasy game, set in the late 1950s?

If you're carrying these high emotions on your sleeve, you're going to get noticed quicker and if you're an "in your face" kind of person, you're going to get noticed more and probably have more confrontations. Good luck finding a safe city. Definitely stay out of the south.

You can try Utah

The midwest has become much more accepting of blacks over the last few years first it was white daughters marrying black men but now its black women marrying white men and the kids are doing ok socially in school

I hate being from the south it's a curse from nature. I am nature's mistake and a freak of nature, I deserve to die because of this.

Racism is a childish thing but it exists. Texas is no better than anywhere else I suspect but I have never seen any hate.

That's why I hate being from the south.

I think it’s trauma talking. You’ve crossed that step where everything is perceived as aggression. You need to talk to someone. But if your life is really in danger, move to the West Coast. No one cares in California and Washington whether or not the price of your car matches the color of your skin.

What's your tolerance for the cold and large animals?

Dubuque, Iowa, You need to join Us here Miss !

How was it living in Wyoming?

Move to Chicago.

As someone who lives in the south and have experienced racism and discrimination many times, I understand. Racism is worse in smaller southern towns, maybe move to a bigger city or out of the state. Washington State might be a good place to live.

Colored women?

And stop with that crap about Black men not wanting to protect Black women. No man of any race wants to protect a woman who doesn't respect herself or others especially in public. If you act like an animal people are gonna treat you like one. I work and hang around Whites all the time. I never had the problems you had ever. 🙂 So just be a good person. Leave the Pookie and Ray Rays alone. And you'll be just fine. 😊

Try Montana

Sorry for the typos I’m on my phone. Iykyk that texting is hard. So please forgive my grammar.

Sorry I’m European can’t help about

Go West young woman.....

But avoid Utah

Dear. This has nothing to do with you being in the South. You were in the wrong city at the wrong time. I can tell you that North Carolina outside these hick towns that the notable cities and larger towns are not racist. Especially in black out Greensboro , Durham , and Charlotte. But the small hick towns there is definitely racism. Move somewhere where there is at least 15 percent Black American.
There are plenty of places down here where there is about 50 to 60 percent Black American.
Don't be picky. Get in where you fit in.
And stay there. Ok. Good luck. 😊🇺🇲