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Technically speaking, Latino/Hispanic is strictly an ethnicity and the majority of Latino/as are already racially mixed with Amerindian/Indigenous blood and Spaniard blood.

As a Latino myself, while we're technically not a homogeneous race, we still feel segregated from the rest of the other ethnic groups in the US.

Even though Latinos already have European blood in them (Spaniard), I still don't feel like I have much in common with the majority of Europe , Asia or any Non-Latin American continent/region. Sure, there are the Spaniards but the only thing that I feel that we have in common with is that we share the same langauge and religious beliefs (only because of the Spaniards invading the Americas, forcing their languages and religious beliefs on us, going way back like the British, the French and the Portuguese have done with the rest of the Americas).

I've even encountered both a lot of Latinos and a lot of non-Latino whites who admitted that they don't have very much in common, hence the differences.

Now it's not to say that I believe there's such thing as "pure races" nor do I believe in divide and conquer between different ethnic groups but just telling it like it is.

What do you think?