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I love watching these older NYC videos, especially the ones based in Queens. Even Flushing wasn't as insanely congested back then as it is now. I was only 5 when this was taken.
Watch a video of Beijing in 1994 and then one today, and watch how all the Chinese people have been replaced by white people.
Of course I'm joking; we're a country that accepts immigrants from around the world (unlike China), and then are pummeled mercilessly because we're not "woke" enough.
Watch a video of Beijing in 1994 and then one today, and watch how all the Chinese people have been replaced by white people.
Of course I'm joking; we're a country that accepts immigrants from around the world (unlike China), and then are pummeled mercilessly because we're not "woke" enough.
I am pretty sure you will still see mostly Chinese people in Beijing even today
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Originally Posted by Honda718
I see plenty of Asians in the video, but it definitely was more diverse back then.
As it should be. Homogenous sections of inner city is not diversity.
Flushing has a growing Mexican and Central American population
Not growing enough. Skyview has a growing white american population though.
When Tangram, and Flushing Commons finish, I can imagine even more white people moving in.
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