Politics Official 2024 Presidential Election Thread

For starters, it's not the "whitest" city in the US. It's not as diverse as other cities are, but it's not like it's 90% white (it's about 68-71% white...68 if you don't count Hispanics that are considered "white").

Also, you live in Wyoming ffs. It's 82-87% white. You don't get to talk shit about anything regarding Johns "multicultural hood pass", unless you want to come off like a complete and utter clown. There are 7x the # of black people in Portland *alone* than there is in your entire state (and there aren't 7x as many people in Portland as there are in Wyoming).

So shut all the way up.

 

Why the hell does he sway all the time? And I don't mean changing his position on a political issue, I mean he literally sways back and forth.

 

Portland is the whitest major city in the US.

As the U.S. becomes more racially diverse, Portland remains the whitest U.S. city with a population over 500,000. It is also a site where African Americans, Latinxs, Indigenous groups, and Asian Americans have worked to build community despite the city's history of racial violence and exclusion.

https://scholarsbank.uoregon.edu/xm...becomes more,of racial violence and exclusion.

 

The Racist History of Portland, the Whitest City in America
It’s known as a modern-day hub of progressivism, but its past is one of exclusion.

https://www.theatlantic.com/business/archive/2016/07/racist-history-portland/492035/

 

It's an oral vaccine. You mix it with a little Kool-Aid.

barfo

 

You're not saying anything that contradicts what I said. HE didn't say "whitest MAJOR" city. Nor does it take away the fact he lives in Wyoming, which has like 4k *total* black people and just a hair under 85% white people.

This might shock you, but the US's past is one of exclusion too.

 

I think if you equalized the Asian %, I'm fairly certain Seattle would be just about as white as Portland is. So the secret is to get more Asians here!