How important is DIVERSITY when moving?

[bobsmith]

It doesn't matter either way. If an area is made up of mostly white people, so be it. It if it made up of people of all ethnicities, so be it.

[brubaker]

What if it's made up only of North Koreans?
Then what? Eh? Then what?

[Tiger Beer]

Originally Posted by Ms Defiance

To me, it's not very important.

Where I live it is just mostly black and white.

Since you are in Pensacola and it is only black and white, it isn't really diverse.


Diversity is when you have a large spectrum of people...and a large spectrum of cultures and events and restaurants and everything else you can imagine...and a ton of people with a ton of different thinking and ideas on things.

I think people who live in non-diverse areas...or places with just black and white Americans...they adhere more to a singular interpretation of life and living...and develop a preference for it. Making diversity threatening or minimum, simply not interesting, or too much to deal with.

If a person has had a lot of diversity with thoughts, opinions, people, ideas, etc...it gets almost impossible to try to conform yourself to one singular non-diverse interpretation of life/living.

So, in other words, completely a personal preference.