How the Food Industry Shaped a Small Town in America SFA

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In 1990, there were only 180 Latino residents in Siler City, today that number is closer to 4000 - nearly half the cities population. sugreev2001: How is a city full of the same brown people speaking the same language, and cooking roughly the same food diverse? White People have more diversity than any other community on the planet. Besides physical diversity like Blue eyes, green eyes, blonde hair, red hair etc. actual diversity in food and culture flourishes in White communities. An Irish family has almost nothing in common with a Greek one, but of course, you wouldn't see it that way because of your self-loathing Marxist nature.
Date: 2020-05-20

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Comments and reviews: 3

bigtrajik1
Nice to see that Eater is promoting the breakdown of the American town and promoting illegal immigration to our country. These kinds of stories are the reason the USA is in such trouble. Nice to know that people who don't belong here are given priority over citizens. unsubscribing for sure.
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Sergi
all americans here arguing about immigration and then me, from Spain, wondering why do they speak SOOOOO slow and calm, its me being used to european spanish accent or are they really speaking slow?
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Angel
Of all the places in the world, you choose this tiny little po-dunk town? This is making me hungry, but I used to live here and hope I don't need to ever again.
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