I’ve lived in cities that are both not very diverse (one city with primarily 2, one with primarily 3 demographics) and very, very diverse (from 6 to 7 demographics). It’s been a very interesting experience for me. Which do you prefer? And why?

And let’s not jump to conclusions about anyone, we are mature enough to have a discussion like this.

When people say diverse cities they just mean that the people ringing them up for gas and giving them cab rides aren’t white

I grew up in NJ where my street alone has Dominicans, Indians, Filipinos, Armenians, African Americans, Nigerians, Haitians, and Italians as neighbors. And that's not counting the rest of my town that's more or less similar diversity. I can't really live in a city that is just black and/or white and that's it. It will get boring.

Greater Diversity

More diversity. So many great for spots to explore

Why wouldn’t you want to live somewhere diverse? Unless you’re like.... you know

Anyone that says they prefer less diverse itt definitely has issues

Man what

Lads wanna live somewhere like Wyoming

more diverse, idgaf if it's expensive

what

Diverse cities, meeting different people and learning about s*** first hand is exciting.

White supremacy

if u say u wanna live in a less diverse place u are a cracker lol

cant imagine anyone non white wanting to live in a less diverse place

I like all flavas of coochie so diversity

Newyork

As a white person I think I’ve benefited greatly from living somewhere with an extremely diverse demographic

Greater

Diverse is an idea situation. But sometimes I just wanna be around black people only, or other Nigerians.

Most historically racist city beside Boston

I prefer greater diversity. I've live in LA county my whole life and the diversity here's awesome

Tbh I don’t really care

I lived in a all white neighborhood and didn’t give a f*** until I got older and people kept pushing these racial anxieties into my life

Mine is statistically one of the most diverse areas in the US

What discussion is there to be had here?