Leith ward. It used to be in the 90% so some people just see more black faces and think wow there is loads hereThis quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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06-12-2024 06:44 PM #31
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06-12-2024 06:45 PM #32
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I live in Leith.
I finished work earlyish today and met a few friends for a drink in Leith.
At a SWEDISH bar.
My friends are IRISH, GHANAIAN, CHILEAN, ZIMBABWEAN.
The bartender was AMERICAN.
I got a kebab from a TURKISH place on my way down the road.
Not diverse though.
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06-12-2024 07:36 PM #33
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No one said its not diverse, but it is 87% white
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06-12-2024 09:18 PM #34
I work in Slateford and I’d say Gorgie is actually more culturally diverse than Leith now. Out of the 18 staff at my work, one is Greek, two are Indian, one is Nigerian and one is from Hong Kong.
Interestingly re the thread, the Nigerian and Hong Konger are practicing Christians though not Episcopalian. My Nigerian colleague sends her kids to a Catholic primary school although she’s evangelical."Washing one's hands of the conflict between the powerful and the powerless means to side with the powerful, not to be neutral.' - Paulo Freire
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06-12-2024 09:26 PM #35
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There's a 'Catholic' primary school in Govanhill in Glasgow where something like 75% of the kids are Hindu or Muslim.
I think it's called Holy Cross, though it has been rumoured that the name is to be change to The Holy Lotus Flower....
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07-12-2024 11:51 AM #38This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
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Double shock horror
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Scotland’s Census asked people to choose the option that best described their ethnic group or background. The majority of people in Scotland chose ‘Scottish’ (77.7%) or ‘Other British’ (9.4%) within the White category. In 2022 these groups together made up 87.1% of the population.
In 2022 12.9% of people in Scotland had a minority ethnic background. This is an increase from 8.2% in 2011.
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The number of people in Edinburgh with ethnic background will be higher than the 12.9% from national statistics. I find Edinburgh to be a culturally and ethnically diverse city.
How Scotland compares to other countries in Europe or North Korea, is an irrelevance really.
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