Yep. Not just Montana but also New Mexico, Colorado, North Dakota, Nebraska, Wyoming, places with lots of space and low population. There's also a huge one in Germany and dozens in New Zealand. Read this article if you wanna be blown away by how billionaires are preparing for what they call The Event.

theguardian.com/technology/2018/jul/23/tech-industry-wealth-futurism-transhumanism-singularity

Oregon
Arizona
Louisiana
Some parts of California can also be pretty racist

Bruh you’re obsessed with billionaires and their bunkers

Florida, driving to Orlando cops was on that bullshit. Was in Jacksonville around the 4th one year and only place I seen more confederate flags was Tennessee

Where in mass were u

Ngl this s*** seems so staged without sound

Not suprising Montreal been racist as s***. It’s even worst outside of Montreal

So is this why they’re so stingy

idk but this one is up there

Virginia def more racist than NC and Georgia

more like region but long island
the redlining is insane

I live in Maine (I know I know)

We’re probably not at the top but we’re definitely in the running. SOOOO many hick ass yee yee types

Can confirm

I live in south carolina and I can safely say Boston Mass is the most racist place in the entire country

Was a on a roadtrip to LA and got called colored at a gas station in Utah

There are still abhorrent, loud mouthed racists in the south but the majority of people get along and interact well. We have more well intentioned people that don't understand racism and contribute to it unknowingly than outright bigots

Western south Carolina, Spartanburg/Clemson area is really bad there are some small towns that I'd guess have more kkk members than nonmembers

Out of curiosity why?

Boston is filled with tight-knit Irish Catholic neighborhoods that have been all white for like 200 years. They rarely interact with black people and are generally raised racist without opposition. Western south Carolina is what people think of when they think of the racist south. I'm in the middle in a majority black city and frankly I'd say this city is the place I've witnessed the least public racism. A lot of well intentioned people here that have supported policies that may have contributed to systemic racism, but a lot of people are just now understanding how that works. Generally people here truly care about their neighbors and show it in every day interactions. Then eastern SC (Charleston at least) is weird bc people are more liberal but it's also very segregated bc freed slaves basically started their own neighborhoods and the housing division still exists.

Easy to forget tbh

Beautiful mountains tho

Cap. I’m black and I live in Boston. S*** is def overblown how racist it is.

What is the most common racism that yall experience that white ppl will never know? Talking about other than police, jobs, justice system