#blacklivesmatter racism is a human problem

I think perhaps my post wasn’t clear or you didn’t read my post properly. He said

names of Latin origin, which aren't typically segregated by class in Latin American countries

which isn’t correct. I replied that the opposite is true: there usually are socioeconomic connotations attached to names of Latin origin in Latin America. Less common Latin names, and especially surnames, are associated with more privileged groups; the inverse happens with more common Latin names. If the name is French or Italian, or if it’s a fancy sounding Spanish name, the effect is pronounced.

Additionally, I added that names of indigenous origin also have socioeconomic connotations, and receive arguably the same treatment as African names in the US.