How many black people are in the world today?

Answer 1

I'm assuming "African American" is being used out of political correctness, and you are not inquiring about how many African expatriates are currently living in America.

The 2000 U.S. census counted a total American population of 281,421,906 citizens.

• 34,658,190 identified as "pure" black
• 36,419,434 identified as being of black/mixed heritage.

The census is due to be completed again next year (2010) so these numbers are likely to be invalid as of then.
36 million

Answer 2

39,696,000 or 12.85% of the general population claim to be "Black alone".

The rest claim to be "White alone, not Hispanic" and "Other".

SOURCE: U.S. Census Bureau, Current Population Survey, Annual Social and Economic Supplement, 2012. internet release date: December 2013.

Answer 3

Of the total US population, 12.6% is African American. In voter turnout, they do better than average: of the total number of voters (92.5 million) in the 2012 elections, 17.8 million voters - or 19.2% of all voters - were African American.

Answer 4

There is no official data as to how many blacks are in the entire world today. It is estimated that more than 77 million will be in the world by the year 2060.

Answer 5

The African-American population in the United States is approximately 38,929,319. The total United States population is 318,588,000. The U.S. is the third most populous country in the world.

Answer 6

About 13% of the nations population.

Answer 7

4 billion

Answer 8

too many

Answer 9

425.725

Answer 10

100000000