Personally, no I didn’t. I was in classes of all (or majority) white Irish people in my school days, and where I live has barely any other races near.
What about you guys?
What about you guys?
Tbh here is more diverse nowadays tooMy classroom at school was fairly diverse for what was 90’s Britain, though still predominantly white. My nephew’s class (at the same school I went to) is far more diverse.
It's mostly white and asian, with decent amount of latinx as well, fewer african americans and native americansPersonally, no I didn’t. I was in classes of all (or majority) white Irish people in my school days, and where I live has barely any other races near.
What about you guys?
InterestingIt's mostly white and asian, with decent amount of latinx as well, fewer african americans and native americans![]()
Ah well I'm American from California, I have no idea what ancestry the caucasian kids have, just speaking on racesHere isn’t the same
Mostly Portuguese, Albanian and Arabs![]()
I am Swiss so yeahAh well I'm American from California, I have no idea what ancestry the caucasian kids have, just speaking on races![]()
Oh in northern california we have a lot of Asians from different countries!I am Swiss so yeah
We don’t have much Asian except from Sri Lanka where I live.
Exactly the same for mePersonally, no I didn’t. I was in classes of all (or majority) white Irish people in my school days, and where I live has barely any other races near.
What about you guys?
Same here. The area I grew up in was represented by mostly European ancestry and Central/South American ancestry with Asian ancestry (East Asia, the Middle East, South Asia and the Philippines mostly) probably making up the third largest group. The area I currently live in has more Southeast Asians than the area I grew up in. I don't think I knew any Indonesian or Malaysian people growing up but now I do.I'm American from California
Cool!Oh in northern california we have a lot of Asians from different countries!![]()