Are European countries racially diverse?

[Anonymous]

Like is there a lot of people other than whites who also live there like African American, Asian, Hispanic, etc?

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Is it common to see interracial couples there? And do they also face a lot of discrimination just like in the US?

[JamesDiaz11]

Not as diverse as the US, thankfully.

There are large number of Northern African Muslims in Western Europe, Pakistanis and Indians in England, but this number is only relatively high in the major cities. Nationwide it's under 10%.

For the international couples, I'm sure it's fairly common in the major cities, as they experience the same propaganda the US people experience. Black guys and other-than-white guys are shown to be alphas, and women who want to brag bout being "not racist" will pick them for clout on social media.

I don't know what you mean about being discriminated against, as any actual discrimination of an interracial couple in the US would be on every major news station within 24 hours.

I'm in an interracial relationship, and while we're both from civilized people (white guy, Chinese girl) there's no discrimination I've ever experienced- maybe a few side glances from white girls, but that could have been my imagination.

I've also gone out with black girls, including one I was in a situationship for 5 months with, and I never had anyone treat us differently.

[Stoner710]

no its not of course you have some European blacks who were brought to Europe as slaves during the slave trade days but there few and far between, of course Spain is full of hispanics because thats where hispanic people come from originally but not like Mexicans or Venezuelan or Colombians etc. some American move over there, there was a movement of communist black Americans who moved to the soviet union but for the most part the united state is the only greatly racially diverse in the world. most European countries non white population is between less then 1%- maybe 5% British being the more racially diverse among them because of the British empire

[menina]

Some European countries are diverse yes, but probably not as much as the US.

As for interracial couples it depends on where you go, in some countries like the one where I live in, it's rare. I have no idea if they face discrimination since I've never been in an interracial relationship and I don't live in the United States.

There's racism everywhere, it's just not in the US.

[FreyaRed]

Nope. Even in western Europe diversity ends on borders of few big cities.

[Sandeeppingping]

The western ones, and that's mostly the more economically comfortable we're too dumb to get our own people to give babies so let's get immigrants from ex colonies to fill the gap countries, aka England and France, the more you go east the less it is, most of Poland is polish, almost all of Serbia is serbian

[jshm2]

ehh... you're aware Europe is where diversity is rooted, right?

It's where most of the White and Black people in the USA take ancestral roots from!

The USA isn't really that racially diverse, though there are some mixed race.

[Sandeeppingping]

Black people have ancestral roots from Europe? Do elaborate

[Nintendo-64]

Ethnically diverse, not racially.

Especially countries like Switzerland and belgium etc.

[TacosRAwesome]

Depends on which countries. Ones of the west seem more diverse than ones on the east.

[findacure4wokeness]

Yes that's why they say Africa for the Africans, Asia for the Asians and White Countries are for everyone.

[TheFlak38]

Northwestern and Southern Europe is more racially fucked up than the America.

[Avicenna]

Yes, the Western European countries all are

[Avicenna]

Interracial couples generally do not face much discrimination in either the US or Europe

[_Just_A_girl_]

Portugal/Eng/France only I feel like

[Jamie05rhs]

You mean Africans. Not African-Americans.

[BLP11520]

They are have been there

[MiamiMadness]

Yes.

[threefournine]

kinda I'd say?