I think it is a cultural thing and the opportunities afforded to the black society. Statistically, black children are raised in a much poorer community than the rest of the races, at least in the US. This, consequently, eliminates the opportunity (and desire) for school children to pursue higher education. Higher education is accompanied by more thought and thus leading to less and less deistic beliefs.
When someone grows up and stays in the poor community into adulthood, they will follow the same cultural lifestyles as their families and friends.
This isn't just black people, but any group of people who live in a poor community who don't go onto higher education, let alone finish high school.
Why are black people so much more often religious?
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I think it is a cultural thing and the opportunities afforded to the black society. Statistically, black children are raised in a much poorer community than the rest of the races, at least in the US. This, consequently, eliminates the opportunity (and desire) for school children to pursue higher education. Higher education is accompanied by more thought and thus leading to less and less deistic beliefs.
When someone grows up and stays in the poor community into adulthood, they will follow the same cultural lifestyles as their families and friends.
This isn't just black people, but any group of people who live in a poor community who don't go onto higher education, let alone finish high school.