Colorism exists in all cultures and this is especially true amongst Hispanic people.

…hat. Later, though, I recognized the statement as true — which is sadder and more disturbing still. My son’s skin color and look make it possible for him to benefit from White Hispanic immigrant privilege at the expense of those who “look” Hispanic. Such is the case for me too.
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Dr. Allison Wiltz
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Aug 27, 2020
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Colorism exists in all cultures and this is especially true amongst Hispanic people. The dark-skinned people are always treated worse and perceived to have less worth. Thanks for writing about this important issue.
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Written by Dr. Allison Wiltz69K Followers
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Black womanist scholar with a PhD from New Orleans, LA with bylines in Oprah Daily, Momentum, ZORA, Cultured. #WEOC Founder
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