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This thread is so borderline racist I cannot even take this seriously and I am not even black.. Why does it matter which city is "blacker" or "least black" ?????? What ever happened to diversity, these forums really amaze me sometimes..
I'm Black and there's nothing racist about discussing cities with high Black populations. Is anyone asserting the supremacy of one race over all others in this discussion or something? All cities aren't equally diverse and it's okay to discuss that, so calm down.
Southernboy205 is so anti-intellectual. He almost never adds anything substantial to conversations and instead just derails them. I've never seen a good post from him yet.
Southernboy205 is so anti-intellectual. He almost never adds anything substantial to conversations and instead just derails them. I've never seen a good post from him yet.
This thread is so borderline racist I cannot even take this seriously and I am not even black.. Why does it matter which city is "blacker" or "least black" ?????? What ever happened to diversity, these forums really amaze me sometimes..
Went to Nashville once and experienced being a racial outcast for the first time in my life, never going back.
Interesting. How long ago was this?
Ever since Nashville started booming, you get black Nashville residents all over City-Data boosting the city non-stop when the boom and all the growth in Nashville is very clearly not aimed at including black people. In fact, in real life, most of the black Nashville residents I have met over the past few years have complained about how aggressively the city of Nashville is pushing its black residents out of Nashville's historically black neighborhoods and pricing them out of their homes to make way for all the white yuppies who are buying the hype about Nashville being "the next Austin."
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