Black American in Los Angeles says she experiences far more racism from Mexicans in LA than she does White People “I'm from the deep south and one of the most confusing and alarming things I experienced in LA was brown people being racist towards other brown people — They'll be talking Spanish and be talking dog sh*t about me the whole time I'm standing right there — Even working places. Most of the places I worked at in LA are predominantly Hispanic as well, and I've experienced racism from them even at the workplace. The dirty looks, not wanting to acknowledge me, excluding me out of conversations. I've experienced more racism from Hispanic people than white people in LA” There is truth to this, according to data Mexicans have a strong bias towards black people - Latinos report more social distance from Black Americans than the reverse - In Houston data from the early 2000s, African Americans had more positive views of Latinos than Latinos had of African Americans - Mexican-Americans in GSS data over 20 years were far more likely to prefer a White spouse for a close relative than a Black one - Latinos have historically ranked African Americans among the least-desired marriage partners