Those persons who identified their race on the census form as White only and not Hispanic. Those persons who identified their race on the census form as Black only or Black and any other race.
Black persons can be either Hispanic or non-Hispanic.
A population category that includes all persons who identified their race as Black and all persons who identified themselves as Hispanic. The total is adjusted so that those who indicated they were both Black and Hispanic are not counted twice. The category is frequently examined for redistricting purposes in areas in which Black and Hispanic voters form political coalitions or vote together as a bloc. Census blocks are delineated by the census bureau and are generally bounded by physical features such as roads, creeks, or shorelines, though in some cases they may be bounded by nonvisible features such as city limits or county lines. The date for which census data was collected.