Been traveling to TX lately for work and it's just lots and lots of hispanic people. There's white people, yeah. But if you spun a black infant around in a circle by it's heels like an olympic athelete, closed your eyes and tossed it in a random direction, it would almost certainly hit a hispanic individual and not a white one. Not sure on the ratio, but where I last visited (San Antonio), it had to have been more than 70/30. Not disproportionately as many black people really, but definitely more than where I am. Except Houston, that looked like the Southern Eastern states - very black. Like Atlanta black.

Moving to TX in general expecting a white, more conservative dreamland is going to set you up for failure. Oh, I'll move to Austin! Austin is the Portland, Oregon of Texas. Thus far everywhere I have been in Texas, I was unsurprised to see that the faces on the slews of political billboards and signs splattered fucking everywhere and zip-tied to everything, and that nearly every politician was hispanic. Gee, I wonder why respect of our border is non-existant. The fence-hoppers are making the rules for the wall-climbers.

I was just near San Antonio, and this was all true but the hispanic people there did seem more "white-acting" than they did in say the Gulf or border towns. Lots of black-crossed foreheads on Ash Wednesday, too. You don't hear people speaking exclusively Spanish as much as near the Gulf/Border. I hate those areas, I swear Mexico could annex a lot of those areas and we probably wouldn't lose much.

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