What are multicultural cities in Saxony or cities in Austria? (I mean cities like Salzburg, Linz, and Graz, not Vienna, because the answer is obvious there)?
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I think mine is an Iron Cross from World War I.
The last few days have been extremely cold, the whole winter has been mild so far but then these cold days come out of nowhere.
The green, CO2-free transformation of Germany's industrial base is in full swing, and with it, the economic upheaval. How this will ultimately play out is uncertain. But do you also see this as an opportunity for a new systemic and societal regulatory structure in Germany?
Salzburg, Linz and Graz are already much more open to the world than Dresden or Chemnitz.
“World Opener” you call that.
Other cultures are more open, less sparse.
Browns= all white people there are white from scratches.
He had a scattered arian pass and was blond.
I would be more important that there are no more browns.
If there is no more white it is ok you will find
The German man has black hair and brown skin 😂
This is not reduced to black in Saxony. An acquaintance of me is Turkish descent and was with her German man, an engineer, in Dresden for a few months. She really didn’t feel comfortable. It’s racism for me too.
Black privileges
In a multi-ethnic state like Nigeria, there are problems between different ethnic groups, tribes. There are also people who insist on these differences and above all their privileges due to the descent.
If in Nigeria a black saying he doesn’t want a foreigner in the country then it’s racist?
Austria. Saxony is too German.
Yes I find a lot to German too.
Nothing from history learned from Saxony.