The Large U.S. Cities That Have Lost huge Chunks of Their Population

Here's the Big American Cities with the largest population declines from 1950 to 2010.  This one hits home for me, because I grew up moving around Ohio as a kid, and actually lived in Cincinnati when I was about four.  It was a time when the factories were booming, most women were stay-at-home moms, and a single paycheck family could buy a house fairly easily if they handled their money well.  This is the ruins of the world I grew up in, the fading remnants of the Industrial Age that most of our current political and business leaders (aka The Old White Men running the show) are trying to recreate.  Sorry guys, it's not coming back.  But there are a ton of hardworking, tech savvy, younger people out there with big ideas looking for a place to set up shop.