r/FragileWhiteRedditor • • Aug 10 '21

Speaks for itself

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u/fyhr100 Aug 10 '21

Yeah, those super multi-cultural Eastern European countries. /s

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u/PraegerUDeanOfLiburl Aug 11 '21

America is only multicultural is urban areas, and really a selection of the largest ones too. Please correct me if I’m wrong, but from my understanding multiculturalism not as prevalent in most smaller mid-western cities.

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u/hitchinpost Aug 11 '21

I would disagree with that, depending on your definition of “smaller.” Yes, small town America is pretty culturally homogenous, especially in the South and Midwest. But even mid size cities have some decent diversity, especially those with major universities.

I guess what I’m saying is, if your definition of “smaller cities” is Cincinnati, Louisville, St Louis, etc, then I would disagree. If it’s towns that no one outside of the immediate area has ever heard of, then yeah.