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What would be the one thing you think someone moving to the Montreal area (from the States) should know or that you would want to tell them?
When I first moved moved from Montreal to the US (15 years ago), there was another expat-Canadian that was working at the same place. She said to me: "You are unique in the US in that you are a white male that has experienced discrimination."
When I first moved moved from Montreal to the US (15 years ago), there was another expat-Canadian that was working at the same place. She said to me: "You are unique in the US in that you are a white male that has experienced discrimination."
I will never, never, never move back to Quebec.
If I was to be a snit I could interpret this as that everyone everywhere is expected to cater to even the slightest whims of white males (anglo too I suppose) simply because of what they are.
If I was to be a snit I could interpret this as that everyone everywhere is expected to cater to even the slightest whims of white males (anglo too I suppose) simply because of what they are.
That's not what I meant, but I think you knew that.
When I first moved moved from Montreal to the US (15 years ago), there was another expat-Canadian that was working at the same place. She said to me: "You are unique in the US in that you are a white male that has experienced discrimination."
I will never, never, never move back to Quebec.
....and I would never, ever, move back to the U.S.
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