Blacks, or African Americans, if you're looking to be politically correct, represent about 13% of the United States the last time I checked. Whites, or Caucasians represent about 80%. I would guess that these numbers have slightly changed over the past few years, but that should give you a general idea.
I went to school in the west end of Louisville, KY when I was a child, which is an area that is predominately black. However, I now live in a more rural area that is predominately white. I suspect that much of the world is segregated like this. In the US, the majority of blacks tend to live in poor to lower middle class urban areas. This is the case in most cities throughout the US (I can make this claim because I have traveled, extensively to other cities).
I'm not one to be politically correct, but I do hope that what I'm about to say doesn't offend anyone. The Massassi Temple reeks of middle to upper class white males. There are a few pretend girls, a few actual girls, and maybe even a few people of other colors, but there's no question that the vast majority of people here fall in to the category that I already mentioned. It's definitely not the type of community that you would expect to find many girls or blacks involved in. Let's face it, in the US, a black male is far more likely to be visiting a forum whose subject is more black, such as rap music, pimped out cars, or a million other black subjects that you'd likely find on
websites like this. Running in to a black person on Massassi is like running in to a black person on a canoe/camping trip, or on a hike in the woods. Sure, it can happen, but it's certainly rare in most areas in the US, at least.
. works pretty well too when you throw in a 9th somewhere. maj9 chords are sweet.
