IDENTITATE DATASETS:     Composite     Black     Hispanic     Asian     Native     Islander     White      

DATA ANALYTICS:      Econometrics      Identitate      Culturescape      Geodemographics

Overview of the Black Identitate Segmentation

The Black Identitate segmentation is based on 600+ racially Black only variables. By applying sophisticated “big data” analytics to data from the American Community Survey produced by the Census Bureau, the Black Identitate dataset delivers a reliable picture of the types of Black cultural neighborhoods. Our documentation gives additional data about the Black Identitate dataset together with a methodological summary.

The individual segments have been developed within the six Communography social environments. For each segment, the dataset includes three sets of information.

Black Identitate Segments by Communicity Type

The segments span across these 6 social environments:

Black Cultural Neighborhoods
in Upscale Communities 

DuBois Landings:   High income, educated, middle-aged, empty nest couples

Upper Oasis:   High income, educated, foreign-born couples with families

Cape Bay:   High income, educated, middle-aged couples with families

Desmond Manor:   High income, aging senior adults in multigenerational families

Colee Highlands:   High & mixed income, middle aged, educated, single men

Condoleeza Point:   High income, young & middle-aged, educated, single adults

Black Cultural Neighborhoods
in Mainstay Communities

Douglass Island   Upper middle, educated, married familes with school age kids

Eufola Village   Aging senior, married couples raising grandchildren in towns

Malcolm Junction   Impoverished, less educated, unattached men renting

Booker Bridge   Downscale, young & old, non-family mix in established towns

Lower Rosatown   Impoverished, less educated, unattached women renting

South Tubmanville   Impoverished, young single mothers with young children

Black Cultural Neighborhoods
in Working Communities

Ubuntu Guild:   Middle income, middle-aged, blue collar, working families

Randolph Pioneers:   Young, low income, foreign born renters in service occupations

Seymour Flats:   Low income men in service, production, material handling jobs

Stodghill Laborers:   Low income senior, homeowners in service & production jobs

Ocala Circle:   Young blue collar renter families with young children

Striving Station:   Poor working, less educated, single parent renters

Black Cultural Neighborhoods
in Country Communities

Carver Gardens:   Low income, less educated, middle aged, diverse rural households

Angelou Hills:   Rural, middle income, married couples with children renters

Middle Serengeti:   Middle income men living in country settings

Silver Beardendale:   Senior blue collar, homeowner families living in rural areas.

Black Cultural Neighborhoods
in Aspiring Communities

Enterprising Essence:   Young and middle-aged families with children in multihousing

Ebony Enclave:   Mixed income, senior adults living in rented multihousing

Barbara Plateau:   Young foreign-born married families with young children

Garvey Shoreline :  Young foreign born, low income, college student renters

Black Cultural Neighborhoods
in Urban Communities

Broad Garderewich:   Middle-aged, middle-income, empty-nest, immigrant couples

Central Gomesbury:   Foreign-born, young & middle-aged, single renters

Inner Urbanetic:   Young families with young children renting in dense urban areas

Crummel Commons:   Elderly adults alongside college student renters in dense areas

Ambato Court:   Poor, young, foreign-born single & family urban renters

Kingicity Annex:   Poor, urban, single parent & multigenerational family renters