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80% of the people speak spanish preferably, 40% can only speak spanish. Of the percent that can speak english most of them have a dialogue that consists of mostly "yo dawg" "yo bro" and "yo my *n*i*g*g*a" in their speech in between 4 letter words.
Before I left Miami one night at a gas station in line to pay there was this Puerto Rican kid behind me telling his friend "Miami reminds me of NY where I am from, everything between here and there is "crackerville".
But it isn't Cubans that the thread implies because they have generations now that speak english, the biggest problem that so many from latin central and south America fllooded Miami in 10 years to where nobody needs to speak english, let alone proper english.
Miami youth these days are a bunch of fast & furious wannabees with gangland speech patterns for the most part
Sadly, African Americans have become completely marginalized in South Florida. Section 8 housing vouchers go to Cubans first. African-Americans who have lived in Miami for generations have been shoved aside for Cubans. Speaking Spanish has become almost a pre requisite for employment in Miami now.
Sadly it is becoming that way here in the southwest also due to the high influx of Mexicans and other Latinos both legal and illegal. That is why diversity quotas are so important but have gone by the wayside. "Immigrants" tend to assimilate when there is a good mix rather than a saturation from one ethnic group.
Obviously that's not what i mean. Hell, they were the segregationists in their own country to some degree.
My point is that it was no paradise before the Cubans and Haitians arrived there. Simple as that. Maybe for a narrow portion of the population, but it was hell for other people.
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