Except that "Hispanic Origin" can be from any race, including black or white, but most Hispanics report as white. When compared to the population as a whole, both black and Hispanic are disproportionally high according to that report.
I do have something to say to that.
I remember college, and I remember how pissed some of the white students were at the 'victims of racism' claiming all kinds of benefits.
You see, in el mundo Hispania (or is that Hispanos?), the whites also get everything and are not ashamed of it. Except these aren't WASPS with the WASP work culture. These are conquisados and genocidists and oligarchs whose only ambition is to luxuriate in their haciendas while the natives do all the work.
I remember one of the whitest-skin girls getting a full scholarship because she was Hispanic. She was pretty racist; her skin was fairer than many of the Northern-European whites, she was 100% proud of 100% Spanish (no Mestizo) ancestry, she did not speak with an accent or sound like anybody from el barrio with uneducated parents trying to make it to college for the first time, she was from a freaking rich background (hinted at some kind of aristocracy although I don't know how these things work in Spain), and she is getting a scholarship because she is a victim of racism and from an underprivileged and underrepresented community!
I met MANY legal Hispanics in college who did not look 'Hispanic', if you're talking about brown skin or Native looks. Many did not look like they had non-European ancestry. Many did not even have Hispanic surnames!!! (It seemed they were Hispanic whenever they could get something, and white otherwise, such as that blue eyed Otto Maximilian GermansurnameIforgot who was also an underprivileged Hispanic because his ancestors had the misfortune of betting on Mexico in the 19th century.)
Thank you affirmative action! Thank you Harvard for your racist 19th century BS about Asians being all the same and bringing no diversity and contributing nothing to college! (See the recent NYT article by Mounk)
