[ SECRET POST #2637 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2637 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

Many places in Eastern Europe, for one, don't have that many non-white minorities. I'm not saying there aren't any at all, but I don't think I've seen any non-whites, aside from the occasional Romani, outside of Warsaw in Poland, for example. (But I don't live in Poland. Maybe they do have another big minority).

It's just as likely to live in an entirely white community as it is to live in an entirely black, asian or even native american community.

[(Anonymous)]

Poland is still overwhelmingly white, even though it's been slowly changing over the past decade or so, but the only considerable minority (size-wise) are still the Romani (though their number doesn't even begin to approach the number of POC in countries like the States, the UK or even Germany or France). But given our recent history, it's not all that surprising that there hasn't been much immigration movement (simply because it was almost impossible under the communist regime), so chances are that you might live your entire life in Poland (especially in the rural areas) and not meet a single person of color.