In your classes at school, did you have children of any of the following racial groups?

[Genovefa]

In Romania I only had a gypsy classmate once, in France I got pretty much everything except Latin Americans

[Andullero]

In my school as other only would qualify a couple of Haitians, a couple of chinks and Japs (in the high school part of my Catholic school) and a very Andean looking Peruvian chick.

[Cybele]

I had three half Romanian/half Syrian colleagues. I remember these girls, in middle school and high school were really good at exact sciences.

[Gallop]

There was no immigration in Spain, there was a girl who was kind of strange to me and I asked her where she was from and she told me that her parents were from the Canary Islands. Then there was a Chilean, I saw him recently, he was only one year older than me, I can't believe it, I saw him and he looked like a little old man, super old, I'm still in shock.

[~Elizabeth~]

- Blacks.
- East Asians.
- South Asians.
- MENAs.
- Mixed-race Latin Americans.

Yes. From all of the racial groups except MENA. Instead of MENA classmates my closest neighbors were MENA from Egypt. Most of my classmates were mixed-race Latin Americans.

[reboun]

All except mixed race Latin Americans.

[Vessna]

I had a pretty diverse class considering I grew up in Belarus. We had a black boy with an Arabic name, Georgian boy, Tatar girl from Kazakhstan, Cossack girl from South Russia, Tatar girl from Crimea, and several girls from Ukraine - their families were relocated after Chernobyl power plant explosion.

[Mortimer]

None of the ones listed except me all were full europeans

[Celestia]

I grew up with all of the above. (Blacks, SE Asians, Hispanics, MENA, South Asians)

In fact the schools I attended had a minority of Anglos and were predominantly Hispanic lol. (We lived in the middle-class suburbs)
It never bothered me, I was able to get along with pretty much everyone and I enjoyed the multicultural atmosphere.
Growing up, my very close friends were Mexican, Puerto Rican, Persian, Afghan and Vietnamese.

Multicultural cities definitely have their ups and downs. It wasn’t until I was an adult that I started to disagree with a lot of economical influences due to it.

[Sylvanas]

No. Other racial groups were extremely rare in Croatia until the last few years.