Most affluent and educated blacks live in D.C. area.

From: Jet | Date: March 20, 1995 | Copyright information

Recently released 1990 Census Bureau statistics show that African Americans in the District of Columbia had an average annual salary of $39,896, which is $17,094 above the national average. About 16.7% blacks in the DC area are college-educated.

In case you were wondering where the most affluent Blacks live, wonder no longer? The newly released 1990 Census Bureau figures show Blacks in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area are the most affluent and educated.

In fact, no ...

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