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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If you’re open-minded, you’ll naturally have a group of different friends. Must be exhausting to pigeonhole humans based on their economic, social, or racial classes.[/quote]

No. If you are raised somewhere that no diverse people live you have no opportunity. Like I don't have any Somalian friends, or Serbian or most my friends are my religion, with interests in my hobbies and live in my state and went to the same schools.

Diversity is pretty hard actually. [/quote]
You have to actively live in a bubble for that to happen, especially you’re already an adult in college![/quote]

Not really. I have 5 friends, I don't want more friends. That is almost too many. How diverse can my friends group really be?

My coworkers are the most diverse group but I'm in IT. If I were a teacher, I'd be surrounded by women. If I worked construction, I'd be surrounded by men. they are not trying to be in a bubble but society has created non-diverse groups. [/quote]

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