Two Californias

sag38 · Dec 16, 2010

A little lengthy but an interesting read. I'm glad I don't live in California.
http://www.nationalreview.com/articles/255320/two-californias-victor-davis-hanson?page=1

carpro · Dec 16, 2010

sag38 said: ↑

A little lengthy but an interesting read. I'm glad I don't live in California.
http://www.nationalreview.com/articles/255320/two-californias-victor-davis-hanson?page=1
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Liberals like to talk about "diversity".

Do diversity concerns, as in lack of diversity, work both ways? Over a hundred-mile stretch, when I stopped in San Joaquin for a bottled water, or drove through Orange Cove, or got gas in Parlier, or went to a corner market in southwestern Selma, my home town, I was the only non-Hispanic — there were no Asians, no blacks, no other whites. We may speak of the richness of “diversity,” but those who cherish that ideal simply have no idea that there are now countless inland communities that have become near-apartheid societies, where Spanish is the first language, the schools are not at all diverse, and the federal and state governments are either the main employers or at least the chief sources of income — whether through emergency rooms, rural health clinics, public schools, or social-service offices.
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