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It’s a European capital. Of course most people will be of European origin. But for Vienna specifically, it has a sizable Turkish population as well (didn’t fin
by kaba0 3y ago
It’s a European capital. Of course most people will be of European origin.
But for Vienna specifically, it has a sizable Turkish population as well (didn’t find a chart about ethnicity-based geographics). I also think (having visited it, but not having lived there, but a culturally similar capital) that while there are definitely some stereotype issues, it is definitely less pronounced in capitals where people actually can occasionally meet with people of color (certain ethnicities are extremely rare in this part of Europe) - but I can’t answer it any more than that.
- vr46 3y agoNot all people born in Europe are caucasian, you know! And the OECD argues that major world cities often have more in common with each other than other cities and towns in their own countries, in both demographics and challenges, and I find Vienna to be less of a world city in the demographic respect.