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In my experience, it seems like Mestizo and Indigenous Latin Americans suffer from internalized racism the most out of any other ethnic group in the world. Most of Latin America desperately tries so hard to completely Europeanize their culture and racial demographics while rejecting and denying the existence of Indigenous people of their countries (no matter how painfully obvious it is that they have a noticeable amount of Indigenous population) and their contributions to the Latin American culture.

The term "Indio" is treated as a insult in the Latin American culture, which literally means "Indian" in Spanish. There's also the concept "Mejorar la Raza"(meaning improve the race in Spanish) where Mestizos and Indigenous people are trying to completely breed their Indigenous ancestry/blood out with White European blood while the Mestizos and Pure White Latinos racially discriminate against Pure Indigenous people.

Just wondering since I am a Mexican-American guy who never really grew up with people within my own ethnic group since I was born and raised in a Non-Hispanic neighborhood. I mean, I have my mom but I don't really talk to her that much. Anyways, I used to wrestle and play football in high school and now, I'm in college, studying while trying to build my body up a bit more. Nothing too extreme but still build large muscles all over my body. I also want to defeat the stereotype of all Mexican men being short and fat. I'm actually 6'3 and 220lbs (with a more athletic body physique than fat or muscular). Even though I never had a chance to talk to enough Mexican or Latina ladies in general throughout my life, I still love and prefer them. I just wonder if they love their fellow Latino men with body physiques like these pictures below.

despite not being a racial group, most people from Latin America (including light-skinned or White-passing Latinos) have never really been socially treated as "true whites" in the United States, even up to this day?

I'm just wondering since I know one "White" Latino or close to White-passing Latino who wasn't socially treated as "white" here in the US due to his ethnic background and the fact that the likelihood of him being "pure" white is significantly slimmer than a White American according to a few people. While it is true that the vast majority of Latin Americans are clearly racially mixed while the minority of Latinos are purely White European, even some of the White Latinos are kinda treated and looked at differently, similar to Southern Italians and the Irish in the late 19th century-early 20th century.

It seems like only the White Cubans and White Argentineans are treated as "white" in the US out of the rest of the other Hispanic or Latin American groups.

into the same group together, despite having so many very different cultures from each other?

The way I look at it as someone who is from Southern Europe, I don't see how I am ethnically the same as someone from Eastern Europe (Russia, Poland, Ukraine, etc.). Sure, we're all still a part of the "White race" or Caucasoid race but we still have very different cultures and values from each other.

As someone who's a Brazilian of Half Indigenous ancestry, I feel no sympathy towards Europeans who have been suffering from violence and invasion at the hands of violent fake refugees coming from the Muslim Middle East, considering that they hypocritically cry "Invasion" or"these criminals are trying to change our culture and race" from Non-White European immigrants yet they've been doing the same exact thing all over the Americas continent towards American Indians/Indigenous since colonization even up to this day by coming yo their lands to prohibit them to speak their own languages on THEIR own lands, passive aggressively exterminating their population and continuously tarnish their water and natural resources.

I don't hate White Europeans. I just don't care for them or what happens next to them once their refugee and EU fiasco gets worse. It's like, why should we care about White European people's problem when they never gave a shit about anyone else outside of their race and ethnic group in the first place.

and fights for human rights inequality (whether racism, street crimes in general, war crimes, genocide, etc.) of all over the world and also fight for human harmony (of all countries, ethnic groups, religions, etc.), would you join it?

Everyone already knows how protective and nurturing Mediterranean European women (especially Italian women) are towards their sons and boyfriends/husbands. Not too many people know that East Asian women are almost exactly the same, just in slightly different ways, since East Asians aren't known to be affectionate and assertive people like Southern/Mediterranean Europeans are.

of Black-Americans in the past (Pre-Martin Luther King Jr) and other ethnic groups outside of the United States (in 3rd world countries), who all have suffered REAL racial oppression and genocide (on top of that)? As a Hispanic/Latino-American or someone who, I guess would fall under being "people of color", I feel that a lot of the minorities here in the United States of today who constantly cry oppression, are indeed making a mockery of their Black ancestors (of the US) or other ethnic groups living in 3rd world countries, who've all experienced real racial oppression and genocide (on top of that).

I won't deny that the US has had race problems and still at times does today but these SJWs and a few loud minority of people of color are just blowing many minor issues out of proportion and over-analyze them into some supposed "racism" issue. They even cry racism or oppression when they haven't even addressed a single valid incident as their example of the race problem of today that we need to fix.

I've recently met plenty of Serbian women traveling in Belegrade, Serbia and I haven't encountered a single unhappy Serbian girl. They're all not only very beautiful ladies aesthetically (physically/appearance) but they also have very beautiful personalities (with their happiness and simpleness) in my experience so far. Other women I've encountered that aren't Serbian, tend to have a chip on their shoulders compared to Serbian women.