What is the best state to live in for a ...

Question

African American 30 yr single parent of 2 children one teen one toddler. Make about 30 grand a year....want diverse culture but not to be a minority amongst whites and hispanics. prefer pretty equal...good schools, country feel, thriving workforce, educated, enjoy landscape, serenity, quiet, outdoors

Answer 1

def south!!carolina !!!! really cheap and really gourg!

Answer 2

i say u can live in florida good price there houses are cheap good ya a good state

Answer 3

It sounds like you just described Atlanta and its suburbs.

Answer 4

Check out http://www.findyourspot.com/

You can put in all your preferences and it will suggest the top cities you should move to. From there, there's links to jobs and apartments in your new city! Whoo Hoo!

Answer 5

Seattle is diverse to a fault and very expensive. Upstate New York is as beautiful but i can't tell about you much about the people. Don't care to live in the heat myself. And it may be what you do for a living that might make the most sense to move to.

Answer 6

a nice suburb outside of detroit?

The L.A. area is diverse, but african americans are definitely the minority.  

Answer 7

springdale,arkansas

Answer 8

I would say North Carolina, Georgia or possibly New Mexico. NC has everything you're looking for. You wouldn't necessarily be the minority as there are a lot of African Americans there. There's the country feel there, good workforce and beautiful landscape with rolling hills and the ocean too. Georgia fulfills the same requirements, but I know less about it.

NM is your wild card. You'd be a slight minority there to whites and hispanics, but it has wonderful scenery, amazing sunsets, a great economy, progressive people and a great outdoor style of living. There's a lot to do and it seems like it'd be a different venue than what  your accustomed to. It is for most people at least.

Hope this was helpful.

Answer 9

ohio/FL

Answer 10

South Mississippi

Answer 11

North Carolina.

Answer 12

Somewhere in California...