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Meaning that people of different races and backgrounds regularly hang out, date each other, and are close with each other. Cities where a person from one race can make friends with and integrate with people of different races without many problems. For example say if a guy that wasn't born in that given country wanted to integrate with people of that country and it's culture, he would have relatively little difficulty.
I've been through a lot of big cities and Dallas seemed the most racially integrated. In so many cities like New York, I feel like most of the ethnic groups are all separated and secluded.. whereas when you're in Dallas they're all together. You might have 5 people of 5 different races at a table.
NYC is definitely the place where caucasians, asians and middle easterners interact mostly in a way that their ethnicity doesn't matter. For lower income blacks and latinos not so much. I think this is mostly to do with income divisions leading to ostensible rather than actual racial prejudice there.
New York City. Unlike London, I feel that New Yorkers appreciate the diversity. Compared to London where you hear people whining "Immigrants are taking our jobs!" or "This country is gonna be overrun by Muslims!"
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