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So Eddy....you admit to never being in any part of the Southern US, but have no problem stereotyping the whole area as well as painting everyone in that area with a large brush??
Anyways, as a black dude who's visited TEXAS and Arizona I think your ladyfriend has nothing to fear... Texans were amongst the most funloving people I've ever had the pleasure to hang with. I had a great time in the south and would definitely move to Austin for the right job. Amazing party scene there. Food is superb and people are great.
Haha, not to mention his "multi-ethnic" girlfriend won't even go to Atlanta. That's like one of the largest, most diverse cities in the US. I saw quite a few "multi-racial" couples when I was down there.
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I'll pass on the southern states, I have a mutli-ethnic gf and she has made it very clear that is one part of the world she will not visit. Even when my mom lived in Georgia, we drove to Daytona Beach rather than go to New Orleans, simply because my gf did not want to go through Alabama. She said she felt uncomfortable even being in Atlanta as a woman who is half black with a white man.
Your right though, that did not make any sense. I basically have skipped the traditional southern states and have been everywhere else in the US of A.
Sounds like ignorance is just as alive in Calgary.
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