Anon is correct: Official county demographic projections provided by MNCPPC, like it or not, do call for a slight decline in the black population in Montgomery County. I don't know where they are migrating to beyond Montgomery's typical migration patterns to Howard, Hagerstown and Frederick, actually they do not technically have to be migrating anywhere Mr. Hardman. Its just that blacks are not migrating much to Montgomery County in the first place. Whats left of the middle class black population in DC isn't moving to MoCo. Most people from PG end up moving to Anne Arundel and Charles, not MoCo. I'll leave it up to Mr Hardman to conjecture the reasons for the stagnation in black population with his very active, at times child-like, imagination (possibly why he could not run an effective campaign). Montgomery County will always be home to the black upper class. From Tom Joyner's Potomac Castle to Ike Leggett's Burtonsville MegaMansion.
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Anon is correct: Official county demographic projections provided by MNCPPC, like it or not, do call for a slight decline in the black population in Montgomery County. I don't know where they are migrating to beyond Montgomery's typical migration patterns to Howard, Hagerstown and Frederick, actually they do not technically have to be migrating anywhere Mr. Hardman. Its just that blacks are not migrating much to Montgomery County in the first place. Whats left of the middle class black population in DC isn't moving to MoCo. Most people from PG end up moving to Anne Arundel and Charles, not MoCo. I'll leave it up to Mr Hardman to conjecture the reasons for the stagnation in black population with his very active, at times child-like, imagination (possibly why he could not run an effective campaign). Montgomery County will always be home to the black upper class. From Tom Joyner's Potomac Castle to Ike Leggett's Burtonsville MegaMansion.
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