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Old June 28th 04, 08:47 PM
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Sabineellen said:

I totally agree with Anika1980, 100%. My ex was from GA, US and we
travelled to Europe together. She always seemed to find something of a
feeling-at-home around Black people eventhough she was very White,
almost as if black people originated from the Southern US rather than
Africa. It is my experience that she related to them far more
affectionately (almost as a kinship, she always seemed happy to
encounter them, you know, I would say that it seemed as if Black people
were unmistakably Southern US) and candidly than the
fashionably-politically-correct Americans I've known, many of whom
seemed willing to jump at you with a racist charge at a moment notice
but had no Blacks in their network of friends (and yes, i have known
quite a few of them well enough to look thoroughly at their network of
friends; talk about degrees of separation!).


Something I found very interesting when I first began analysing
geo-spatial US Census data with MapInfo was the dispersion of the black
population in the USA. With a few metropolitan exceptions there were very
few blacks living North of the Mason-Dixon line. Places like the Pacific
North-West, for example, barely even have a black population.

Even more interesting was overlapping this data with average annual winter
temperatures. The colder it got, the fewer blacks you found. A definite
correlation.

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Old July 5th 04, 04:04 PM
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street shooter wrote:


Doug Payne

This appears to be an Amish one-room schoolhouse some where in or
around Lancaster County, Pennsylvania or perhaps in the Midwest (USA).
You've captured both the Local and the Culture in this image; you've
fulfilled the Mandate well. Great job!


Thanks (but it's a Mennonite schoolhouse in Canada, specifically Waterloo
County, Ontario).

 




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