Stepping out of your bubble and realizing you're the anomaly is eye opening

The longer I stay in my area just within the edges of the Texas Hill Country, the more jarring it is when I venture into a city or even more diverse suburb.

Went into San Antonio to the zoo with the kids recently and realized, there are more people NOT like me than there are like me.

Edgars, dudes wearing all black pants and t-shirts in 90+ degree heat. Grown men wearing Pokemon tshirts, shitty tattoos everywhere, a black girl with blonde dread weaves that hung past her butt wearing a Catholic school uniform 5 sizes too small.

Looking around I realized what I think is normal, really isn't for the majority of people in the city.

My area is white, hispanic and a ton of mixed hispanic and white families. Not many other races - even inner San Antonio is vastly different than anyplace in Louisiana demographically, but even among the fellow caucasians, the styles are so different than what I see by me.

Goes back to my belief that there are two different Americas right now. I feel like I blend in better in Paris (which I don't and I've been there) than I do inside a city now for the most part.