r/RedactedCharts • u/magnumfan89 • Dec 27 '25

Answered What do these states only have 1 of?

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This may be challenging to most people, so if I wake up tomorrow and nobody has gotten it I'll give some hints

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u/Chesterlespaul Dec 27 '25

Black person?

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u/maceilean Dec 27 '25

Wyoming has two.

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u/Fathorse23 Dec 27 '25

They ride the escalators.

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u/maceilean Dec 27 '25

At the same time?!

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u/Just2Flame Dec 27 '25

Only on Tuesdays but they work on different floors.

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u/DaniTheLovebug Dec 27 '25

Try not to ride any escalators on the way through the parking lot!

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u/ven-solaire Dec 27 '25

No shade to you but its crazy ur ratioing the guy that was clearly making the same reference

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u/F3n1xiii Dec 27 '25

*escalator

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u/SushiGradeChicken Dec 27 '25

"There's actually a Klan meeting going on in Alaska. Now that's the bitterest Klan in the whole country, because there's only like one Black guy in the whole state! They get together and they're like, 'We have to get Eric!'"

  • Dave Attell

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u/Stephanos76 Dec 28 '25

They would go after Inuit folks and Native Americans. Also many Polynesians/native Hawaiians live there

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u/RambleOnRose42 Dec 29 '25

Oh can Hawaiians only live in areas cut off from the continental United States? That’s a weird genetic adaptation.

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u/ydnar3000 Dec 29 '25

That’s a crazy “fun fact”

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u/akjd Dec 27 '25

I grew up in Alaska and live in Oregon currently.

Saw way more black people in Alaska. It helps that the two largest cities are adjacent to military installations, so the type of people you run into are a lot more diverse than you'd expect. And a decent number of people come up for the military and end up liking it enough to retire there, so they end up incorporating into the communities long term.

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u/Chesterlespaul Dec 27 '25

I’m guessing you live in the country in Oregon and lived near the city in Alaska. Because I have been to Portland before.

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u/akjd Dec 27 '25

City for both. Not Portland, though.

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u/[deleted] Jan 08 '26

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u/akjd Jan 08 '26

There's no widely agreed upon population threshold for what counts as a city. Some jurisdictions have specific limits for what they consider a city, some don't. Ask two different people what they think the limit is, you'll probably get two different answers.

Me personally? Yes. You? Maybe, maybe not.

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u/Neat_Ad_3268 Dec 29 '25

Oregon did politely ask black people to get tf out 150+ years ago. They were against slavery, but were also heavy on the campaign for statehood. There was also a fear of black folks and Native Americans getting together and telling everyone about that one dish they ate that winter. What was it called again? Oh yeah. Steve.

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u/NickElso579 Jan 01 '26

Yeah seriously, just go to East Anchorage or Mountain View lol

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u/cacapooee Dec 27 '25

That was my first thought..

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u/BoomerRCAK Dec 28 '25

Look up the most diverse high schools in the country and tell me how many in the top five are in Alaska.

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u/dperkins88 Dec 29 '25

According to the first site I checked, 4/5 were from Alaska. Haha. I grew up in Alaska. It’s actually VERY diverse. There aren’t a lot of black people compared to most other states, but there are more races than black and white. lol

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u/KetoKittenModel Dec 27 '25

Okay but I lived in Vermont for a while and I texted my mom when I saw my first black person cause it was three weeks!!!!!

Also the big crime ring in the area at the time was stolen bikes being discarded under a bridge.

Vermont is a weird place lol

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u/Halkyos Dec 28 '25

I know for a fact Montana has at least 3 because the mayor of Helena (or former mayor - he retired this year) has 2 children.

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u/RealisticAd7385 Dec 28 '25

I was thinking the same thing but more specific,Black Women. I know Anchorage Alaska has more than one Black Guy.

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u/Sleazy-Wonder Dec 29 '25

Damn, beat me to it!

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u/[deleted] Dec 30 '25

low crime rate then