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

[happycow]

Do you mean your school had an outright majority of Black and Latin American students, or merely that they were the most numerous non-whites?

Yes. When I lived in southern Louisiana my schools were majority black. In my old head start photos I was the only non black child in the class, the rest being black. 1st and 2nd grade were also majority black with one vietnamese girl and a couple mexicans. Then I moved to North Carolina where it had a large black population and a decent amount of mexicans and some whites. Once I moved to Texas it was majority mexican, some blacks, a few east asians and a couple MENA's.

[Tooting Carmen]

You are not missing much with Northampton. lol


She's fine, the reason I stay in Somerset amongst all these bloody tories. lol I don't think this forum is great for women to be honest, like a lot of forums. She's still into the DNA stuff and might look at threads.

Btw, what were your schools in Scotland like ethnically?

[Incal]

It was majority mestizo bu there were always some east asians and blacks (in the yankee sense).

[Universe]

I had a gypsy girl classmate in primary school first class, she didn't finish that year with us, one day she simply stopped attending school. Idk what happened to her.
Then in 5th or 6 grade (still primary school) I had a half arab half hungarian classmate.
In High school my class was 100% hungarian. It was a school of around 500 persons, it was all hungarian + few gypsies (less than 5 gypsy persons in whole school). I remember there was a Black Brazilian and couple of German exchange students, but they weren't in my class.
At university there were all sorts of exchange students, but I think that's normal for almost any university. Curiously I had a Cuban teacher who lived as an immigrant in Hungary.

[Alexandro]

I grew up in Miami so my classes were almost entirely Latino, a mix of mestizos, triracials, whites and blacks. They used to make fun of my "lisp" when I spoke in Spanish, lmao

[Suinthila]

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

In my case:

- There were usually up to a handful of Black (or partially Black) children in each cless I was in.
- When I was in Year 3, there was a girl who was Singaporean-Chinese. Then in Years 10-11, there was a girl in my form and French class of Hong Kong Chinese descent, as well as a South Korean guy in my Latin class.
- They varied from maybe three in each class in my Catholic primary school, to well over half of each class in the first secondary school I attended.
- There was an Egyptian guy in most of my primary classes. Then another totally unrelated Egyptian girl in my Humanities and Languages groups in Years 7-9. Also a half-Arab girl in my Year 10-11 Latin class.
- None. (Ironically, given it is me).

N.B. This is my time in Leicester, where I lived till I was 16 and which no longer even has a White majority.

In my classes at school, we were usually over 40 there each year, and we were all Spaniards, ethnic Spaniards.

In the other classes of each level, the same.

[Alexandro]

In my classes at school, we were usually over 40 there each year, and we were all Spaniards, ethnic Spaniards.

In the other classes of each level, the same.

Now it is definitely not like that, classes are like a quarter South Americans/Latinos

[Suinthila]

Now it is definitely not like that, classes are like a quarter South Americans/Latinos

Yeah, I know.

Not even at High I believe we had negros or latinos or moorish mates.

I met the first ones at the uni

[Hektor12]

- Blacks
No.
- East Asians.
No.
- South Asians.
No.
- MENAs.
Yes, There was no British but we had 1 white-American and 1 Australian. I asked American guy "Why your nation is passionate about oil in the middle-east?" He said something about cars with huge engines.
- Mixed-race Latin Americans.
No.

[Suinthila]

- Blacks
No.
- East Asians.
No.
- South Asians.
No.
- MENAs.
Yes, There was no British but we had 1 white-American and 1 Australian. I asked American guy "Why your nation is passionate about oil in the middle-east?" He said something about cars with huge engines.
- Mixed-race Latin Americans.
No.

lol