[shenzi]

Originally posted by trinafan92

New york city not diverse.
White persons, percent, 44.0%
Black persons, percent, 25.5%

Compare that to the percentage of black people in the US. NYC is about as diverse as you can get.

[BLaCKPoWeR]

Originally posted by trinafan92

New york city not diverse.
White persons, percent, 44.0%
Black persons, percent, 25.5%

So all white people come from one country and all black people come from another?

NYC consists of people from every country around the world. Race has nothing to do with it.

[thaMONSTERkid]

[Alexz]

Race discussions at ATRL always are comedy gold.

[Yourfavefan]

Alabama... why am I not surprised.. but still DISGUSTING!!!

[Legend ReX]

Selma, Alabama

Drais boo

[thegmangrant]

Originally posted by ABEL

What is wrong with Alabama

Oh God, I went on this national competition for a class called We the People last year and we had to share a bus with kids from Alabama. They were awful

They kept hitting on all the girls on our team and they walked SO SLOW! We were late for everything.

[Patricia]

Absolutely disgusting, this reminds me of the town I live in, there is a sh*tload of Confederate flags here, I need to move to NYC

[MissBreakaway]

excited for the "before - after" pictures

[feuxtography]

We have monuments of Lincoln...why not this guy?

[Honey]

The South is a damn mess.

Thank god I live in the North.

[.aR]

Bomb it down.


Wtf is wrong with these people.

[Mr. Wonder]

Just more proof that some Southerners stay living in the past.

[Mr. Wonder]

Originally posted by thegmangrant

Oh God, I went on this national competition for a class called We the People last year and we had to share a bus with kids from Alabama. They were awful

They kept hitting on all the girls on our team and they walked SO SLOW! We were late for everything.

I did this in 11th grade for AP US History.


EDIT:

Now that I think about it, I remember someone from my own school making a racial comment.

[Drais.]

Originally posted by stevensaurusrex

Drais boo

dffggf BYE

I find these types of stories so strange, especially considering I've been living in Alabama for almost 15 years and I've never seen or experience any type of racism or negativity regarding sexual orientation. I've never ever seen a confederate flag.