I can t tell you much about dallas, but I m Austin born and raised and went to school right outside of Houston for 5 years. The suburbs are pretty much just like the city, maybe a little less diverse. They re more snobbish than racist. The only parts of either city that I experienced an uncomfortableness about was in the more country , wooded areas, like Mustang Ridge around Austin, and Tomball around Houston. You may see a few confederate flags here and there, but people aren t blatantly racist when interacting with you. Good luck, hope you find something pleasing for yourself.
Really and truly none of the suburbs are racist. The suburb you choose may have people with different views. LIke if you choose one of the more affluent older established with older people in it you may find more racism than if you were to choose one that is growing. Also the money can make people snotty and that can be perceived as racism because a lot of wealthier people have maids, housekeepers, nannies etc.
I ve lived in the suburbs of Houston my entire life. Never had any problem with racism. (I m brown, by the way). I live in Austin right now, but I m in the city, so I don t see any of that here.All in all, aside from some outliers, you shouldn t be faced with any racism here as long as you are within about an hour of the city.
Nope. Welcome to Texas. The suburbs are where you should live.By the way, you do NOT want to move into the inner city of any of your choices.
no not really... but you might meet a few people who are a bit racist... other then that nothing else bad really...
i live around austin i haven t notice any racism, we are a very diverse community
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