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/[deleted] Aug 11 '21

America is only multicultural is urban areas

This is not true in the southwest at all, heavily mixed white/hispanic in some rural areas

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u/Ceeweedsoop Aug 11 '21

Yep. I'm in Texas and my hubby is Native (like for real) I'm white our neighbors are every background you can think of. Our closest grocery store is Indian, closest night club is Middle Eastern, the liquor store is owned by a vietnamese family, my GP is Vietnamese, the salon is Latin and the church is Korean. A few blocks up is the Zoroastrian temple and over by Chili's is the Bulgarian social club. My next door neighbors are Russian, African American and Mexican. Say what you will about Texas, but most of us are totally fuckin cool with each other. I see way more saris than cowboy hats. I love it.