Positive
Only logged in members can reply and interact with the post.
Join SimilarWorlds for FREE »

Do u live in a White, Black, Latina, or mixed neighborhood ? 🌍

Hi. How are you today. I wanna know how many of you here live in a neighborhood or building where everyone looks just like you. Or do you live in a place that is diverse or mixed. I live in a mostly Black neighborhood with some Whites mixed in. And some Hispanics . What about you. Do you have good relationships with the people who live around you. I wanna know. Best answer wins. 🙂

This page is a permanent link to the reply below and its nested replies. See all post replies »
dancingtongue · 80-89, M
Lived in a very integrated neighborhood for nearly 40 years. We felt very well protected with both a Black Panther and a white Cop on our block, and we had Latinos, and European immigrants on the block as well, including a Holocaust survivor and an Armenian who escaped the pogroms there.

Then we had to move to get to flat land and a single story house because my wife's hip and knees were giving out, and wound up in a different kind of mix. What had once been nearly 100% Azorean (including my great-grandparents) was now predominantly a sub-Continent melting pot of Aghans and deshis from India and Pakistan, with a sprinkling of Latinos and remaining early settlers. While our "new" house was being renovated we lived in a huge 500 unit apartment complex where we and one other family appeared to be the only non-Hindis. One-day the doorbell rang and when my wife opened the door, the woman physically recoiled exclaiming "You're NOT Indian!" My wife mockingly recoiled as well and said "You're NOT Sicilian!" Then both had a good laugh.
Zonuss · 46-50, M
@dancingtongue That was a good story. Did you know that in Europe some Italians and Sicilians were not considered to be White. 🙂
dancingtongue · 80-89, M
@Zonuss My wife and her father, in particular, obviously had African Moorish blood in them. If you go to Sicily, the African influence on the eastern end of the island all the way up to Palermo is very obvious, compared to the Roman influence across the northern portion and the Greek influence on the southeastern end.
Zonuss · 46-50, M
@dancingtongue Integration is historic. Many Europeans have African in their blood..🙂