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Note that France is much, much worse at integrating immigrants than the US. Also, you editorialized a lot in your description of "active integration".
by greglindahl 9y ago
Note that France is much, much worse at integrating immigrants than the US.
Also, you editorialized a lot in your description of "active integration".
- tarsinge 9y agoMy knowledge of the US is very limited but that's not what I've seen, for the me the "integration" in the US seems not very deep. At least in France in Paris there is a mixed middle class, the diversity in the workplace is huge at every level (well ok except for developers, even if there is a lot of CS grads the majority goes to consulting), there is a common culture and group of friends and colleagues are diverse without even noticing it without conscious thinking. Sorry for the edits, I'm not a good english speaker and the tone wasn't right.
- Latty 9y agoThe US is very big - a lot of the US has extremely good integration. The reality is that integration follows a similar pattern - bigger cities mean better integration. Find a vote map and you've basically got a map of how good integration is.