I'm Filipino living in Canada, would i face less discrimination in the USA (in general)?
Answer:
Depends where you go
I was going to say "read through this board and the answer will become apparent to you".
But I'm not that cynical...yet
It does depend on where you go.
Yes, really depends on where you go. If you stay on the West coast, particularly California or Seattle, then it is unlikely you will suffer from any discrimination. And there are many other areas of the country that you wouldl have no problem with as well.
I don't think so, my best friend's husband is black and from Texas, and the very reason he looked forward to moving here was because he felt less discriminated against here.I think you must have just picked a bad area to live, because most places in Canada are very friendly towards poeple of other nationalities.Please don't judge all of Canada as being the way people in your neighbourhood treat you, the town I live in is very ethnically mixed...Yay Paris Ontario!
idk it depends on wat u base discriminaiton on i mean im black and where im from or where i got to school im the only black kid in the class and the teacher forgets every once in a while that im there and i think u can figure the rest
If you are suffering Discrimination in Canada - you are living in the wrong part of Canada. In my opinion you would not suffer discrimination either in Montreal or Vancouver.
i think ur just feeling that way because u are at the wrong location.. discrimination is everywhere.. there are some parts in US that u will be discriminated upon and same here in Canada... try to move in toronto or vancouver and u wont be left out..
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