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I'm originally from California, but after having lived all over the US in most every region, a clear favorite has emerged -- the South. I'm a far left liberal, and I love, love, love Dixieland. One of the reasons is for the diversity. South all the way.
A far left liberal that loves Dixieland for its diversity, lmao. These comments get more ridiculous and surreal by the day. Only on C-D..
The Midwest is a melting pot of different cultures..Italian, irish, jewish, polish ect therefore not only better food but more variety, you can keep your flavorless cornbread and grits. Music? Now you're reallyyy talking crazy. I suggest you do some research.
Yea but look how colorful the South is on this map.
I love the vague racial categories, "white" "black, "Asian" "Hispanic" ect. Speaking as someone that currently resides in the south and has been all over the southeastern region here's how the so called "diverse" numbers on paper translate in real life... Whites=non jews, non Italians, non polish ect. As a matter of fact the majority of southern white people don't know their ethnic origins and that's a fact. Black=African americans. Asians=The Chinese immigrants that own the restaurants. Hispanics=Mexican immigrants that own the restaurants, do landscaping, and work in factories. With the exception of Miami and even ATL, that's the so called "diversity" in Dixieland.
The Midwest has a lot culturally, does baton rouge have Italian and irish fests? Jewish and polish deli's? Italian bakeries? German October fests? No you don't.
I love the vague racial categories, "white" "black, "Asian" "Hispanic" ect. Speaking as someone that currently resides in the south and has been all over the southeastern region here's how the so called "diverse" numbers on paper translate in real life... Whites=non jews, non Italians, non polish ect. As a matter of fact the majority of southern white people don't know their ethnic origins and that's a fact. Black=African americans. Asians=The Chinese immigrants that own the restaurants. Hispanics=Mexican immigrants that own the restaurants, do landscaping, and work in factories. With the exception of Miami and even ATL, that's the so called "diversity" in Dixieland.
That's mostly the case for everything that isn't the west or east coast and/or a really big metro. You missed Houston and DFW in your list, and those would be covered under big metros. I think some college towns also get a bit higher up than average in terms of diversity.
Does wild rice get grown within/along any of the great lakes or is it only smaller lakes?
The Midwest has a lot culturally, does baton rouge have Italian and irish fests? Jewish and polish deli's? Italian bakeries? German October fests? No you don't.
Dude, just use the internet. That thing tells you, like, everything. Jewish deli, italian bakery and oktoberfest sound pretty likely. Baton Rouge is a pretty small place though so it's general likelihood of having this or that isn't that high. Baton Rouge is actually way smaller than the Midwest.
Dude, just use the internet. That thing tells you, like, everything. Jewish deli, italian bakery and oktoberfest sound pretty likely. Baton Rouge is a pretty small place though so it's general likelihood of having this or that isn't that high. Baton Rouge is actually way smaller than the Midwest.
It's ridiculous isn't it? Almost as ridiculous as comparing the ENTIRE southern region against the Midwest, or comparing the ENTIRE northern region against the southeast. Understand now? Or do you not comprehend sarcasm?
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