Anonymous #1 1d

Just because they were outlawed on paper doesn’t meant they went away, jackwad. They have a strong legacy. Plenty of current and historic demographic data to back that up. Acting like segregation doesn’t exist anymore is absurd. I’m born and raised New England and I can say it with a full chest. The two nonwhite families in town don’t negate the point

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Anonymous #1 1d

I grew up half an hour from a sundown town. The population has been counted on the census as being ~96% white. News came out one of the teachers there called black students the n word, and he got away with it until one day it was caught on camera To this day when I drive home to see my family, I have to drive through there. And to date I’ve never seen anyone who isn’t white there barring one instance. I’ve visited there semi regularly for almost 18 years bc I still have some extended fam there

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Anonymous just_peachy_ 20h

I don’t know New England well, but oddly enough in the places I’ve been in the south one where one would get shot if they were not white

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Anonymous #1 17h

I wasn’t raised in New England. I’m talking about the heart of the Midwest

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Anonymous just_peachy_ 17h

That could be a lot of places friend, OH?

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Anonymous #1 17h

I was raised in IA, and my moms side still lives there so I’m still semi regularly in the state to this day

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Anonymous just_peachy_ 16h

Plausible then

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Anonymous just_peachy_ 16h

Tho’ I’ve never once encountered such a place

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