@GThrassaki@__ihaveopinions@n30n5223434 The west will love this bro just keep shitting on a country that scored several standard deviations higher than you they'll love you bro you'll finally be white!
Jim Thorpe is pretty, but it's a tourist city
The *better* example is West Chester, which is a historic downtown, county seat and has a 18,000 student university. Tons of beautiful rowhomes, and it's on the edge of being a commute from Philadelphia AND farmland of Chester County
Taking the Bakırköy district of Istanbul as a reference, you can see a greater connection with the eastern Anatolian hinterland than with the western hinterland.
Since people of French descent outnumber those of Senegalese descent in every US state, here's a little about Census Tract 213.03 in Manhattan.
15% of residents in this tract claim Senegalese ancestry (most in the US), which is in Central Harlem.
This former provincial government building in Kahramanmaraş became one of Turkey’s most debated public buildings.
Built in 1994, the 18-story structure was known for its oversized red columns, bright yellow-and-blue façade, and heavy block-like upper mass. Online, it was often nicknamed “the world’s most ridiculous building” — a label that made it famous far beyond the city itself.
The building was demolished in 2022 as part of a city square redevelopment project.
Still can’t get over this. Quran is recited by an Imam under communist flags and a Turkish soldier guards the tomb as the late communist academic was a Cyprus war veteran
Abdul El-Sayed, who is Muslim, narrowed his eyes Muhammadanly and contorted his face into the shape of the sword on the Saudi flag, before retorting islamistly: Allahu Akbar, sister Olivia Reingold. And Peace be upon Muhammad, Allah’s truest messenger. And curse the nonbelievers.