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I have alot of state pride in Georgia, but also believe I live in a great city. I guess it depends on what you value, but I kind of see Atlanta as a detriment.
A bit harsh, don't you think?? Just curious, but why is that??
Well the state of NJ of course. But a lot people tend to choose a region of Jersey to have pride for. Since there's so many towns and cities in NJ that are small by land size, that it's a choice between south or north jersey.
Hackensack on the other hand gets a bad rap to surrounding towns and cities, but i am proud to live here because it is diverse in ethnic makeup, build, and landscape.
i feel the same way about Philadelphia. if we move out of the city, its back to Jersey or NY
I used to think that way but after visting some of the state, I have more pride in our state. It's large (for a northeast state) and diverse in its regions. I'd definitely consider Pittsburgh if I ever left Philadelphia. Philly first, Pennsylvania second. We're opposite of Tampa, the state's conservatives keep us from self destructing like NJ.
State. I'm proud of MA. We are progressive on social issues, health care, and we have great sports teams!
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