US Hispanic Black or African American alone Male or Men Population By State in 2010

Updated on July 3, 2025.

Based on the US Census Vintage data estimates, in 2010, the US Hispanic Black or African American alone male population was 1,144,089; and represented 0.75% of the total US male population in 2010.

New York had the highest number of Hispanic Black or African American alone male population (259,981), followed by California (146,386), and Florida (102,409). On the other hand, Montana had the lowest Hispanic Black or African American alone male population (239) followed by Vermont (243), and North Dakota (245).

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Hover over or click on the states to see the number and percentage of each state's Hispanic Black or African American alone male population. The data can also be filtered, sorted, and explored further in a table below.

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State Hispanic Black or African American alone Male Population % of State Male Population
Alabama 6859 0.30
Alaska 1145 0.31
Arizona 19796 0.62
Arkansas 3224 0.23
California 146386 0.79
Colorado 12201 0.48
Connecticut 25112 1.44
Delaware 4215 0.97
Florida 102409 1.11
Georgia 36926 0.78
Hawaii 1290 0.19
Idaho 1059 0.14
Illinois 31592 0.50
Indiana 9329 0.29
Iowa 2127 0.14
Kansas 4954 0.35
Kentucky 4460 0.21
Louisiana 8647 0.39
Maine 467 0.07
Maryland 25419 0.91
Massachusetts 41643 1.31
Michigan 13548 0.28
Minnesota 5166 0.20
Mississippi 4606 0.32
Missouri 5400 0.18
Montana 239 0.05
Nebraska 2116 0.23
Nevada 10897 0.80
New Hampshire 1349 0.21
New Jersey 72287 1.69
New Mexico 6431 0.63
New York 259981 2.77
North Carolina 31372 0.67
North Dakota 245 0.07
Ohio 15827 0.28
Oklahoma 5822 0.31
Oregon 4836 0.26
Pennsylvania 49338 0.80
Rhode Island 8934 1.75
South Carolina 10671 0.47
South Dakota 286 0.07
Tennessee 8319 0.27
Texas 84288 0.67
Utah 3948 0.28
Vermont 243 0.08
Virginia 24767 0.63
Washington 10914 0.33
West Virginia 813 0.09
Wisconsin 7546 0.27
Wyoming 381 0.13
District of Columbia 4259 1.49