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Well, as a native typically when someone say's we're backwards that is what they are referring to.
I've had to deal with a lot of out of state people who just don't understand that those of us in the city are not...we're not inbred
I do agree that for the most part yes there are some parts of georgia that still hold racist attitudes. My fathers mother was one actually and because of my husband being half white half pakistani it was suggested he not meet her...when the older folks die off I'm hoping that some of the attitudes will dissipate but sadly it's passed down from family to family.
no offense to to the anyone but I do have a lot of southern pride and am proud to be a southern belle...
a big button was pushed...
I actually dreamed about marrying a Southern belle - regardless of skin color and race
nothing can beat its culture, hospitality, and food. I've lived in Virginia for a few years and I've traveled southern areas many times. I've repeatedly told my Northern friends that Southern states are not as racist and backward as they thought they are. They finally got a taste of it when we went on road trip to Florida from New York. and a vacation in New Orleans. Now they understood but it's still very difficult to get over their preconceived notion about Southerners.