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Ummmm no...and there are plenty of both types of places, as well as places that cater to predominately Hispanic, Middle Eastern, Asian, etc crowds. You must be new to America.
Actually no I am of Asian descent but I grew up very assimilated. Most of the places I go to are admittedly mostly white but usually have some other minorities there and everyone is comfortable. I would not be comfortable in a "ghetto" club or in a Mexican bar where nobody speaks English to me.
Actually no I am of Asian descent but I grew up very assimilated. Most of the places I go to are admittedly mostly white but usually have some other minorities there and everyone is comfortable. I would not be comfortable in a "ghetto" club or in a Mexican bar where nobody speaks English to me.
First, How you doing brother? Interesting thread indeed. Also, LooooooooooooooL at the interaction with that fella about definitions & demographics of this site.
No. Im born & raised in a micropolitan city in Mississippi ( city pop is 24k/ 63% Black). I like the points made at the beginning about the disadvantage small cities have which is honest. Yet it can also varies on nightlife depending on location & events. Due to obvious size, it's going to be a smaller scale generally. You still have clubs/bars gear to grown folks, 25 to 35+ admission.
The diverse crowd usually comes from holidays, family reunions, college sports events, and concerts for those cities that have a Interstate.
So, there may be smaller areas with such events, if you know where to look.
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