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How would a brown man with a white gf and kids be received in the 'deep south' USA?
Just a general question, with a lot of bullchit media going around I'd rather ask people who live there or have been there, how would a brown man (not Moslem) with a blonde haired blue eyed gf with mixed race kids be received in the deep south?
Is racism still very bad there?
Could it lead to physical incidents or just verbal?
I've heard of southern hospitality but is that just for other White people?
I love the parts of the US i have already visited but the south has never come up as a place to visit, so thinking of doing a big road trip along it.
Is racism still very bad there?
Could it lead to physical incidents or just verbal?
I've heard of southern hospitality but is that just for other White people?
I love the parts of the US i have already visited but the south has never come up as a place to visit, so thinking of doing a big road trip along it.
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It's really not a big deal at all...honestly,we don't care.
You do get tired of seeing the same jokes about the south; that's probably the closest we get to thinking about it.(Always a racist southern joke in every movie it seems)
That's from someone who lives in North Carolina, so I can't say for sure for other places.
You do get tired of seeing the same jokes about the south; that's probably the closest we get to thinking about it.(Always a racist southern joke in every movie it seems)
That's from someone who lives in North Carolina, so I can't say for sure for other places.
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Originally Posted By MiniManletBrah⏩
Contrary to it's portrayal by the media, the south is probably less racist then most other regions of the country.Just a general question, with a lot of bullchit media going around I'd rather ask people who live there or have been there, how would a brown man (not Moslem) with a blonde haired blue eyed gf with mixed race kids be received in the deep south?
Is racism still very bad there?
Could it lead to physical incidents or just verbal?
I've heard of southern hospitality but is that just for other White people?
I love the parts of the US i have already visited but the south has never come up as a place to visit, so thinking of doing a big road trip along it.
Is racism still very bad there?
Could it lead to physical incidents or just verbal?
I've heard of southern hospitality but is that just for other White people?
I love the parts of the US i have already visited but the south has never come up as a place to visit, so thinking of doing a big road trip along it.
Most people don't think twice about mixed race relationships anymore.
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03-31-2017, 06:17 AM
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Racism is actually much less in the south. People argue that its greater because of our history but they are incorrect. The percentages of African Americans are MUCH higher in the south and everyone interacts so much, racism is at a minimum. I know plenty of "good ol' boys" that will get in your face if you call an African American a negative name. It surprises Northerners but it doesnt surprise a southern. I find racism is much more prevalent in areas where there are low populations of African Americans (North/West). I've heard comments and conversations in the north that I never dreamed of hearing in the South (srs)
Yes you will hear stories about racism in small towns but its amplified by the news because its the south. I lived in a very small town in Georgia and grew up in the 70s. I never saw much racism. If it existed in the south I should have had a front row seat but I never really saw it. You have to remember this is the Bible belt and pretty much everyone has the values of "treat others as you would yourself"..Its why southern hospitality and friendliness are know as a thing
Yes you will hear stories about racism in small towns but its amplified by the news because its the south. I lived in a very small town in Georgia and grew up in the 70s. I never saw much racism. If it existed in the south I should have had a front row seat but I never really saw it. You have to remember this is the Bible belt and pretty much everyone has the values of "treat others as you would yourself"..Its why southern hospitality and friendliness are know as a thing
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Originally Posted By JrM703⏩
Not relocating, more of a road trip.Where were you thinking of relocating too?
Really depends on the area.
Really depends on the area.
North and South Carolina, Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi, Arkansas, Louisiana etc
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Originally Posted By Clydesdale1991⏩
That's good to hear as Greenville is a place i could get some work.It's really not a big deal at all...honestly,we don't care.
You do get tired of seeing the same jokes about the south; that's probably the closest we get to thinking about it.(Always a racist southern joke in every movie it seems)
That's from someone who lives in North Carolina, so I can't say for sure for other places.
You do get tired of seeing the same jokes about the south; that's probably the closest we get to thinking about it.(Always a racist southern joke in every movie it seems)
That's from someone who lives in North Carolina, so I can't say for sure for other places.
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Originally Posted By ScoutBrah⏩
I'm not Indian, I'm half Afghan and half white but I'm always mistaken for Arab or Mexican.Lmao came in to post somethin indian related
Out of interest how would a typical Indian the misc makes fun of do in the south?
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Alabama-Mississippi region? You're screwed.
Honestly, there is nothing to see in these places. They pretty much fooking suck by all accounts. I'd be careful in North FL as well fella.
Honestly, there is nothing to see in these places. They pretty much fooking suck by all accounts. I'd be careful in North FL as well fella.
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Originally Posted By MiniManletBrah⏩
One of my good friends is a Pakistani Muslim and I've never seen or heard of him getting grief....If you have a long beard, wearing traditional clothes or your girl is wearing a head covering you might get some suspicious looks in very small towns.I'm not Indian, I'm half Afghan and half white but I'm always mistaken for Arab or Mexican.
Out of interest how would a typical Indian the misc makes fun of do in the south?
Out of interest how would a typical Indian the misc makes fun of do in the south?
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I am from Mississippi, and I couldn't care less who's married to whom. There are tons of interracial relationships here. It's 2017, brah. I have a lot of friends and not a single time have I heard them say anything cross-ways about interracial relationships and only one acquaintance of mine has used an epithet. We don't hang out much.
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Originally Posted By hendrixfreak70⏩
...But...But...That doesnt fit the homophobic and racist profile of the south! The news told me southerners are backwoods Illiterate hate mongers...Are you suggesting the media narrative is full of sh**?I am from Mississippi, and I couldn't care less who's married to whom. There are tons of interracial relationships here. It's 2017, brah. I have a lot of friends and not a single time have I heard them say anything cross-ways about interracial relationships and only one acquaintance of mine has used an epithet. We don't hang out much.
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Chances are that blonde blue eyed girl is a 2/10 subhuman fattie so no one will be too mad as it's not like any white dude wanted her anyway
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We dont give a phuk, then again i dont consider FL the deep south either
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Originally Posted By MiniManletBrah⏩
If you're traveling on a major highway, and staying in major cities or towns you won't have any problems.Not relocating, more of a road trip.
North and South Carolina, Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi, Arkansas, Louisiana etc
North and South Carolina, Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi, Arkansas, Louisiana etc
1)North Carolina: Durham, Raleigh, Wilmington, Charlotte, all really diverse areas. Outer Banks have some of the best beaches on the East Coast; Corolla and Duck beaches.
2)South Carolina: Charleston is regularly ranked best city in the US and sometimes the World. Greenville is an up and coming town. Hilton Head Island is a great resort community with nice beaches.
3)Alabama: I've traveled through, but haven't stayed in the state. Been to an Alabama football game at a neutral site, and their fans were extra classy.
4)Georgia: Atlanta is a huge city like any big city in the US. Savannah is a cool water front town.
5)Mississippi: Biloxi and Gulfport are smaller, newer, and cleaner versions of Atlantic City. After Hurricane Katrina they rebuilt everything. Off the beaten path you could see a pickup with a Confederate Flag, but isolated. Pascagoula is another nice little town.
6)Arkansas: Little Rock is a surprisingly cool city. Downtown is small but historic, and on the river front. People rave about the Ozarks, just passed through there.
7)Louisiana: I've just passed through, but New Orleans is like any big city, and Baton Rouge and Shreveport are similar but smaller.
You'll be safe on I-95, Route 40.
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Originally Posted By Fuqdatass⏩
Lmao, so much copeChances are that blonde blue eyed girl is a 2/10 subhuman fattie so no one will be too mad as it's not like any white dude wanted her anyway
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Originally Posted By MiniManletBrah⏩
There's literally nothing interesting in any of those states you listed lolNorth and South Carolina, Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi, Arkansas, Louisiana etc
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I live in Savannah, GA. You wouldn't be looked at twice by anyone here
Nowhere that you would want to visit would be objectionable to something like that.
Nowhere that you would want to visit would be objectionable to something like that.
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Originally Posted By OffwhiteBrah⏩
Northern Fla. is big time redneckWe dont give a phuk, then again i dont consider FL the deep south either
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Originally Posted By MiniManletBrah⏩
Don't know about nowadays but someone I know went to college somewhere in Alabama in the 1980s and said most people were shocked to see someone of his skin color in the sense that it was possible to look like him, not shocked in a bad way. Guess they never seen an Indian beforeI'm not Indian, I'm half Afghan and half white but I'm always mistaken for Arab or Mexican.
Out of interest how would a typical Indian the misc makes fun of do in the south?
Out of interest how would a typical Indian the misc makes fun of do in the south?
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Originally Posted By JrM703⏩
^^^This guy pretty much nailed it.If you're traveling on a major highway, and staying in major cities or towns you won't have any problems.
1)North Carolina: Durham, Raleigh, Wilmington, Charlotte, all really diverse areas.
2)South Carolina: Charleston is regularly ranked best city in the US and sometimes the World. Greenville is an up and coming town.
3)Alabama: I've traveled through, but haven't stayed in the state. Been to an Alabama football game at a neutral site, and their fans were extra classy.
4)Georgia: Atlanta is a huge city like any big city in the US. Savannah is a cool water front town.
5)Mississippi: Biloxi and Gulfport are smaller, newer, and cleaner versions of Atlantic City. After Hurricane Katrina they rebuilt everything. Off the beaten path you could see a pickup with a Confederate Flag, but isolated.
6)Arkansas: Little Rock is a surprisingly cool city. Downtown is small but historic, and on the river front. People rave about the Ozarks, just passed through there.
7)Louisiana: I've just passed through, but New Orleans is like any big city, and Baton Rouge and Shreveport are similar but smaller.
1)North Carolina: Durham, Raleigh, Wilmington, Charlotte, all really diverse areas.
2)South Carolina: Charleston is regularly ranked best city in the US and sometimes the World. Greenville is an up and coming town.
3)Alabama: I've traveled through, but haven't stayed in the state. Been to an Alabama football game at a neutral site, and their fans were extra classy.
4)Georgia: Atlanta is a huge city like any big city in the US. Savannah is a cool water front town.
5)Mississippi: Biloxi and Gulfport are smaller, newer, and cleaner versions of Atlantic City. After Hurricane Katrina they rebuilt everything. Off the beaten path you could see a pickup with a Confederate Flag, but isolated.
6)Arkansas: Little Rock is a surprisingly cool city. Downtown is small but historic, and on the river front. People rave about the Ozarks, just passed through there.
7)Louisiana: I've just passed through, but New Orleans is like any big city, and Baton Rouge and Shreveport are similar but smaller.
Must visit places on the list: Charleston, Savannah, New Orleans, Nashville (not on the list), Destin Florida (water is as clear as the Caribbean). Atlanta if you want to visit the San Fran of the East the coast. Not my favorite city but there is plenty to do around the city.
If you like hiking and camping, let me know. I can give you the best places. I've been all over the south for the last forty years and I know the published and unpublished spots.
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Originally Posted By Jax05⏩
Lol just a change of pace from the UK & Asia where i have spent most of my timeThere's literally nothing interesting in any of those states you listed lol
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few people care at all. But where you live has alot to do with image. If you live in a podunk back woods town, then its not gonna be all that pretty.
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