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This is big problem. Without (more) PoC living in this area, nothing improves. But would I recommend a PoC friend to live in Dresden? Not really, I would rathe
by eastendguy 4y ago
This is big problem. Without (more) PoC living in this area, nothing improves.
But would I recommend a PoC friend to live in Dresden? Not really, I would rather advise him to look for a job in Berlin or Frankfurt.
- badpun 4y ago> Without (more) PoC living in this area, nothing improves. That's an interesting take. Why?
- blueflow 4y agoIt is repeated all over the place but its not true. Talent and intellectual diversity doesn't come from skin color. "Region X needs more people of skin color Y" is always nonsense.
- badpun 4y agoI don't know whether their take is the generic "diversity is always good" nonsense or whether they specifically referred to PoC as cheap immigrant labor that will help the economy and make locals richer (as that in practice is their role in Germany and most other rich countries).
- jupp0r 4y agoGermany is very different from most western countries (Canada, Australia, US, UK, etc) in that most immigration there is not highly skilled professionals.
- afiori 4y agoIt is harder to learn how to better integrate minorities if all the minorities have left.
- lm28469 4y ago> in Berlin or Frankfurt. My half Moroccan friend was spit on by some middle eastern looking guy because he was drinking a beer in public, and that was in Berlin Berlin isn't inclusive, it's based on communitarianism, every little (or not so little) community live in group and at the few points they interact with each other you get the same issues as you get everywhere else. It looks good on the surface but when you live here you start to see it for what it really is.