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Do you have any idea as to what youre even saying? How much experience do you have in the African neighborhoods in the DFW area? Im not talking about African American, but African Immigrant.
Have you been to Little Ethiopia (Greenville and Forrest) in Dallas?
Have you been to Vickery Meadows?
Have you been to South Garland?
Have you been to Irving?
If Houston's African community feels more co-hesive, its because its a lot less diverse (Nigerian centric) than a Dallas or Atlanta.
You're REALLY exaggerating here calling these "African" neighborhoods.
You're REALLY exaggerating here calling these "African" neighborhoods.
Theres nowhere in Texas that I would call an "African Neighborhood". Just areas with higher than normal African presence. The ones I mentioned are examples. Mission Bend and Alief would be examples in Houston.
You are falling under the misconception that humid weather = more extreme weather; Dallas gets far hotter in the summer, and potently colder during winter, than Houston does. Dallas is also more prone to extreme weather events (larger temp swings and variations, hail, tornadoes, etc). If someone is looking for a major Texas city with temps as mild and stable as possible, then Houston would be his/her best bet.
That's the function of being inland. Continental climates are known for their extreme weather. Too bad it's not more widely known!
Exactly the same order. Great minds think alike, right?
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