depends. latinos is a really broad term and there's a lot of internal racial issues there that also affect culture and behavior. i'm mixed latin/italian, but my ancestry is nearly entirely european. my family that came here learned and spoke english and the old culture wasn't stressed. a lot of brown latinos see me as white and take their aggression towards white people out on me and treat me like shit over my parents speaking english rather than spanish and raising me that way. they're bitter and often lower iq. i wouldn't want to be in a country full of the latter because i'd be almost just as fucked dealing with that as white people would. i'm momentarily saved by saying "but i'm..." and it dissolves immediately due to lack of spanish. if it's people like me i think things would stay relatively the same honestly. because most people like me identify as white (i don't personally i am what i am which is mixed) and are typically treated as either white or "close enough" so changing the status quo wouldn't be desirable.
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