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> Honestly, despite all the issues the US has - managing diversity is definitely not one of those. You're kidding, right...? And we're all racist just because
by KomoD 3y ago
> Honestly, despite all the issues the US has - managing diversity is definitely not one of those.
You're kidding, right...?
And we're all racist just because of some people you encountered?
- alephnerd 3y agoI'm just saying it as I've experienced it. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ It's hard to describe but there's definetly a palpable sense of otherness that I haven't noticed anywhere in the US. There is absolutely culture war issues everywhere (especially here in the US), but assimilating into being "American" is easy compared to what my relatives back in Europe faced and my own experiences there for work and vacation. And it's a big reason a number of them either emigrated to the US/Canada or back to Asia.
- Gibbon1 3y agoThe US mostly does not have a systematic problem with how emigrants are treated. It's completely normal for people to emigrate to the US, become a citizen and be completely accepted as such. The US does however have a particular problem with systematic ill treatment of the descendants of slaves. The key word is systematic. People as everywhere are free to be dicks to other people.