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**Gideleb** · 06-10-2011, 01:02 PM

I don't know if it qualifies for "racial issues", but the youth of today is a lot more critical to multiculturalism and immigration. Me, my brother and my cousin (all born in the very beginning of the 1990s) would likely even get called "right-wing extremists" at times.

Our parents are all Social Democrats, but my mother has started saying that they should stop the immigration (she still whines at the Sweden Democrats, though).

I think it is because we grew up among multiculturalism, while the parents grew up in a homogeneous society. Still, I have never had any issues with immigrants on a personal level.

06-10-2011, 01:02 PM	#32
Gideleb Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 426 Senior Member	I don't know if it qualifies for "racial issues", but the youth of today is a lot more critical to multiculturalism and immigration. Me, my brother and my cousin (all born in the very beginning of the 1990s) would likely even get called "right-wing extremists" at times. Our parents are all Social Democrats, but my mother has started saying that they should stop the immigration (she still whines at the Sweden Democrats, though). I think it is because we grew up among multiculturalism, while the parents grew up in a homogeneous society. Still, I have never had any issues with immigrants on a personal level.
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