Ethnic Homogeneity in Your Home Region?

[Thusnelda]

Hello Skadites,

well, today I want to ask you about the level of ethnic homogeneity (or the lack thereof ) in your specific home region, for example your local town and the surrounding suburbs, or your village and nearby other villages. I don´t ask about the general level of homogeneity of your state or country, just about your proximity.

I hope all of you make use of the poll and cast a vote so that we´re going to have a nice overview of the situation in the neighborhoods of the different Skadi members. It´s not a must to add more information in an own post, but I would really appreciate it if you could write some sentences regarding the situation in your home region. With "aliens and strangers", I mean other ethnicities like Arabs, Blacks, Asians, Latinos, not first and foremost other Europeans like Celts, Mediterraneans or Slavs.

Now some words to my home region. As some of you already know I have the luck and the mercy of birth to live in an ethnically and culturally very homogeneous, quite remote rural area of Bavaria in Southern Germany, so the amount of foreigners and cultural or ethnical strangers is very low. In my local administrative unit, the percentage of foreigners is below 0,5%. Foreigners are really as good as invisible, and if you stumble across some they are very likely just tourists on a trip through our forests, towns and hills.

As an example, I´ll post some class photos of a nearby middle school here in the Bavarian forest. You can have a look on all class photos of the school there: http://www.rs-freyung.de/klassenfoto...fotos10-11.htm

You will notice the extreme high level of ethnic homogeneity even in the generation of our today´s children, and you will find only three or four kids (all class photos combined) who have foreign origin. All I can hope is that my home area can avoid foreign influence as long as possible, and that my country as a whole fights back alienation and mass immigration.

Few examples (one for every grade)

[BritishLad]

Whilst I'm not sure what "homogenity" means the percentage of foreigners in my city is about 5% whilst natives make up around 95% of the populace.

[Thusnelda]

Whilst I'm not sure what "homogenity" means the percentage of foreigners in my city is about 5% whilst natives make up around 95% of the populace.

I´ve added a small sentence where I explain what I mean with it:

"With "aliens and strangers", I mean other ethnicities like Arabs, Blacks, Asians, Latinos, not first and foremost other Europeans like Celts, Mediterraneans or Slavs."

So I include people into the term "ethnic foreign" who may be British, German or American by citizenship, but are alien by origin. In many towns, the official foreigner rate is quite low because many ethnic foreigners have the passport and count as "natives".

[paraplethon]

Still your first option, though things are changing fast.

[Autosomal Viking]

In my neighborhood it's less than 50%. The places that I frequent are definitely more than 30%, so I'm going to pick that.

I live in the suburbs near Tampa. On my street alone, we have Indians, Puerto Ricans, American Negroes and Negroes from Africa. I don't mind the Indians so much, since the US seems to only import the best of their people. But American Negroes and Hispanics have given me racially motivated problems in the past.

It must be nice to go to that middle school in Bavaria, I wish I could have gone to it. I had to go to a trashy multi-racial middle school that continues to import ghetto scum and have sub-par teaching. I went there when I had just moved back to Florida and didn't know anyone. I'm still psychologically recovering from idiocy and degeneracy of that social experience.

If you only count people that would be members on this site, there are next to none. I have no northwestern European type friends that I have kept in contact. On top of that, I am an only-child and don't live near/am not very close to my extended family. This site is about the only cultural support that I get.

I descend from a group of people that don't really exist anymore due to assimilation: The Germans and the Anglo-Saxons they married that settled in Florida at the turn of the 20th century.

[Pictoria]

My local area is the Scottish county of Ayrshire in Britain, where there are few non-Aryans. But there are many Dravidians of various stages of mongrelity (if that is a word) and the odd nigger.

However, had i still been living in london, i would have selected the 'over 50% option', as the non-British population in greater London now exceeds 50%.

[Schattenjäger]

My local area has large rural german population but there is big percentage of Polacks resettled here after 1945. Still surrounding area has a german feel, and is not like Breslau or Gleiwitz who are now empty shells swarming with polish squatters.

Considering how utter destruction the German East was subjected to after 1945, I think we can consider ourselves lucky.

[Juthunge]

My town has an official foreigner ratio of 12,5 % but this takes into account neither naturalised foreigners nor mixed offspring so it's fairly safe to assume that rather twice that percentage is the proper assumption.

Most of the immigrants here are from Turkey, the Balkan or from the Mediterranean area so maybe the second option had been a better choice but many people from the latter two regions exhibit visible non-European influence too that's why I picked the third option.

[Sigurd]

It varies, naturally between the rural and the towns. Here in the village (which is near the city, but slightly elevated and thus the closest any "traditional mountain village" will get to any city), we have very few, the former mayor be thanked who insisted that "we don't need any of that scum here" ("A so a G'sinde brauch' ma bei ins do nit!") --- the neighbouring villages have a noticably higher ratio. So here, in the village you can probably count them on one hand. The ones along I'd say 2-5% or so.

In Innsbruck, the nearby city, however, things are very different. The official figure is 16.6% on average, and some areas have well over 20%, with one area having over 70% of "foreign nationals". Considering the high amount of naturalised folk, I would estimate this figure to rise to something like 25% at the very least, which is alarming as that'd be about 30,000 people --- more people than live in the second-largest town of North Tyrol, Kufstein! This is even true if the figure is like 16.6% --- That'd be 20,000 people, about the same amount of people as living in Kufstein in total.

[Heinrich Harrer]

Berlin is of course quite diverse, but if I only look at the area where I live / my close proximity, I would say that there is a "Moderate level of ethnic homogeneity (aliens and strangers between 2-15%)" (living in the outskirts of Berlin).

At school (at least in the Gymnasium/secondary school) it was a little worse and we had more pupils of foreign descent, perhaps somewhere around 30%, so something between "So-so level of ethnic homogeneity (aliens and strangers between 15 and 30%)" and "Low level of ethnic homogeneity (aliens and strangers between 30% and 50%)".

(all just based on my subjective perception)