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Originally Posted by
vidcc
How would that be different in "diversity" ?
For example, when I've watched British humor, it may encompass British, Scottish, and Irish. (I talking about the accent I hear).
Over here, we'll have that and Korean, Japanese, Mexican, Canadian, black American, Jamaican, Indian, Italian, Jewish, African, Arab........
A black Briton just sounds like the rest of the Britons.
A black American sounds nothing like a white American unless it's Bryant Gumble.(I know I'm generalizing)
We have a plethora of accents that can mixed together. I know it doesn't happen all the time but it ain't odd when it does.
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