@Deleted User At most a few days.

Latinos are legally considered white

Latinos are Latin American

Not Spanish

@quartzkoi Ehh, not exactly, they are often divided from whites.

@Deleted User Latino's are iberian decendant.

What race are Latinos then

On the census and other government things the category splits, it's like "non-latino white" or just white @Deleted User

At least what I've seen

@Deleted User A race of their own, that's for sure.

Wtf

@quartzkoi Stuff like that.

So someone born in Iberia is a Latin American?

@Deleted User I understand

They could be, but that is putting in a lot of variables.

I don't know this site's credentials but consider this

So if I were born in Spain and never lived in the Americas I am a Latin American?

http://whoareyoumadeof.com/blog/2017/07/31/is-iberian-hispanic/

@Deleted User Aren't you a bolivian?

Yeah

But if I were born in Spain and never been to the Americas am I a Latin American?

@Deleted User is there no difference between Latino and Latin American?

@Deleted User Then chances are you aren't white pal.

Hispanics aren't white, neither are latinos.

@quartzkoi Latino literally means Latin American

Latino is short for latinoamericano

(Latin American)

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hispanic–Latino_naming_dispute

Latino is used to describe specifically any country under the US

Hispanic is used to describe Spanish people and people from Spanish speaking countries

@Deleted User Wow I guess antartica is latin american then.

@Deleted User Antarctica has no country or people my dude

But I get what you're trying to say @Deleted User

Chile and Argentina’s Antarctic claims aren’t valid

@quartzkoi Nah there is some researching stations out there.

@Deleted User are they not citizens of their countries?

@Deleted User Do you genuinely have autism?

@quartzkoi Hmm?

They are not valid

The Antarctic treaty said so

@Deleted User That's dodging the question.

@Deleted User like wouldn't a theoretical canandian researcher still be Canadian?