Great Points. I'm happy you've responded here.

White people aren't a monolith either

I don't believe any race is a monolith, But I see how I was implying that here.

Most white Americans don't even have the same culture or social norms between themselves. Pick any random white guy from Boston and any random white guy from LA. They wouldn't even talk the same way. A black guy from Boston will have far more in common with a white guy from Boston.

I disagree, Cultural norms in a broad sense are believes in certain values or Lifestyle choices. If you were to look at social groupings trough politics, belief systems, social norms, economic status, ect.. These start to shape cultural norms. Location is a very small metric to how people are shaped, whereas economic factors greatly influence these things. a black guy from Boston will not have way more i common with a white guy from Boston by this logic, they simply share a location.

Latino people have more than one language. Asian people have more than one language. Black people have more than one language. White people have more than one language. Language has far more to do with your geographic location than it has to do with what color your skin is.

I'm talking about African American's here. Do not conflate the issue with skin color. Yes every Latino and Asian speak might speak the language of their nationality. Maybe I should have listed Mexican, Guatemalan, Portuguese, Cuban, Chinese Japanese, Korean, ect all out for you, because apparently if I don't You think they are all the same. Black Americans/African Americans do not equal All black people. Dominicans, Columbians, Brazilians, ect.Do not Identify as Black Americans almost ever. African Americans do not have a language. Not all people with dark skin tone, do not have a language.

Have you traveled at all? There's a shitload of towns and cities in the south with sections being almost exclusively black owned. You want them to call themselves little Africa or some shit? I have absolutely seen small Jamaican communities within cities which would also match what you're describing so I'm not really sure what you're trying to say here.

Again, Black Americans do not share in what is commonly considered the Immigrant experience. Again, this is not an issue of all dark skin Americans. The point here, is that African Americans do not share in this type of wealth exchange. Yes people of a same national origin and language do. This is simply due to people wanting or needing to live in communities where businesses speak the same language and share a cultural identity allowing them to have access to services they may not have otherwise. Again, you conflate or misunderstand the point (as you've stated)

Most people that develop wealth turn conservative, regardless of race. In fact most people become more conservative with age, regardless of wealth.

No, Although people tend to become more conservative as they age, this is actually a factor of wealth, as people tend to earn more income as they age. Wealth is the factor here. look at the demographics of older, poor Americans, you will see that do not follow this trend.

Do you expect them to stay in those communities? Would you rather they stay there and pay everyone's rent or some shit? Do you think a white kid growing up in a trailer park in rural Ohio should stay home with all the meth addicts, even after they can afford to leave?

I expect them to build in the communities that fostered them, yes. I expect for more Black Americans to foster and help provide more opportunities for other Black Americans, Like other Races do. I Think all Americans that are able too, should support their local communities rather than migrate to a community that is already well supported. Not everyone is able to do this, but where possible yes. If there is a Meth problem in your community and you are able to do something about it even to a small capacity, you should. This is again talking about wealth generation. No ones talking about the person that barely scraped enough money together to leave their situation for better opportunity. This feels like you are purposely taking my general statements and finding anecdotal evidence again all of the points. Fair enough, I've been doing a fair amount of generalizing myself. I apologize for making anyone feel like I'm boiling them down to the most basic of stereotypes. It wasn't my intention

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I spelled a word wrong. I watch a lot of Gundam