There is also caste based discrimination among latinos.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Casta
It is taboo to talk about it, but it does exist. Some people won't acknowledge it.
Go to any latino company and you will find that there is a racial hierarchy among employees, where race is also a predictor of how far you can be promoted.
You can also see it in advertisement, marketing, TV hosts, and all the dumb drama shows on Netflix, and the leadership of fake "latinx" institutions (if you say "latinx" you likely grew up in a mansion).
If you created an unlabeled dataset with the faces of every employee in a latino company, with the same background and dressed in the same way, and then created a ML model to predict their seniority in a company, the most accurate model would be the one that used race and last name as a factor.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Casta
It is taboo to talk about it, but it does exist. Some people won't acknowledge it.
Go to any latino company and you will find that there is a racial hierarchy among employees, where race is also a predictor of how far you can be promoted.
You can also see it in advertisement, marketing, TV hosts, and all the dumb drama shows on Netflix, and the leadership of fake "latinx" institutions (if you say "latinx" you likely grew up in a mansion).
If you created an unlabeled dataset with the faces of every employee in a latino company, with the same background and dressed in the same way, and then created a ML model to predict their seniority in a company, the most accurate model would be the one that used race and last name as a factor.