I"m part of SMILE, the Sellwood neighborhood association. We're proud that Sellwood has a variety of home sizes and prices, and has a mix of owners and renters. It gives it a lively and authentic feel.
Do you think white guilt is an over-correction? in other words, do you think that in people's attempt to be anti-racist, kind of makes them come across a little bit too focused on race again? or is the attention to detail of being anti-racist with intention something that's welcomed in your eyes? genuinely curious and open minded on this topic and i appreciate you sharing your thoughts.
False. Portland is about 80 miles from the ocean. There is no tsunami that will ever come remotely close to reaching Portland. The coastal towns tho, that's a different story.
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I"m part of SMILE, the Sellwood neighborhood association. We're proud that Sellwood has a variety of home sizes and prices, and has a mix of owners and renters. It gives it a lively and authentic feel.
Can you compare the Pearl District to Slabtown?
How's the racism in Oregon? I'd like to move there but the news makes it seem ...
It's not awesome. It's passive aggressive and lots of white guilt.
It's also just like most of america, it's built into the fountain of the city.
Do you think white guilt is an over-correction? in other words, do you think that in people's attempt to be anti-racist, kind of makes them come across a little bit too focused on race again? or is the attention to detail of being anti-racist with intention something that's welcomed in your eyes? genuinely curious and open minded on this topic and i appreciate you sharing your thoughts.
too bad a tsumami is coming or I would move there.
False. Portland is about 80 miles from the ocean. There is no tsunami that will ever come remotely close to reaching Portland. The coastal towns tho, that's a different story.