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To me it's the universities and the already existing multi-culturalism. Everyone here is an immigrant in some way. Also, multi-culturalism seems to be growing
by curiousDog 13y ago
To me it's the universities and the already existing multi-culturalism. Everyone here is an immigrant in some way.
Also, multi-culturalism seems to be growing organically here in the U.S rather than being shoved down people's throats like in Europe. This leads to fewer instances of racism and a more accepting climate where every one has some degree of mutual respect. I don't think that's the case in Western Europe where from what I hear, refugees are being brought in huge numbers angering the local population.
Last year, i visited Switzerland and Austria and was called nigger multiple times by random passers on bicycles whilst walking (and I'm not even black and pretty fair for an Indian guy). Fuck that shit.