Here’s one fundamental problems with many Americans: they know nothing about outside world.
Literally half of all the worlds countries is more diverse.
I'd urge you to pause your ignorant, inflammatory, and xenophobic takes for a moment to reflect on whether or not they're even true.
We have the largest population of immigrants in the world [4] and the nation is comprised almost entirely of non-indigenous people. The fact that the US is incredibly diverse is not controversial to anyone that is even modestly informed.
[1] https://www.mofa.go.kr/www/wpge/m_21509/contents.do
[2] https://www.census.gov/data/tables/2000/dec/phc-t-43.html
[3] https://archive.ph/20200212212204/http://factfinder.census.g...
[4] https://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2020/08/20/key-finding...
Until you realize that metric would only be meaningful per capita, which again proves you’re talking rubbish:
https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/immigrati...
> Who cares? Is this an American thing to always brag something about race, or how much "non-racist we are"?
It matters because it's unprecedented in the United States, which is far more diverse than any other country in the world by a long shot. Think about all the racial tension that exists in most European countries from some sizable "outsider" populations. Roma in most of Europe. Polish in England. Turks in Germany. The United States completely eclipses all of that because we have accept more refugees and immigration than any other country in the world and we have the largest immigrant population in the world.
> Nobody gives a sh* here.
Probably not if you are part of the roughly 90 percent of people in any given state in Europe that happen to be the right race.
> In my opinion, US is still racist AF.
Yes, which is why seeing a black president be elected is remarkable.
> And it can mean racist against all kinds of people, even against white people. But you don't want to hear that ;-P ;-P
Racism is a shared tradition amongst all people and ironically it does not discriminate.