Absolutely; they all blend into each other, not least because people move around and have kids over in the next state. I grew up in another really heterogeneous area near Washington, DC populated largely by government employees and contractors from all over. It wasn't really Southern and wasn't really not-Southern. (Now it's even more diverse, because there are so many people from dozens of other countries living in my old neighborhood, as well as the mix that was there before.)
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Date: 2003-12-03 04:49 am (UTC)