American here. "Anglo", as you might call it. As other commenters have mentioned, perhaps not outright, your comment carries a great deal of racist undertones.

American here. "Anglo", as you might call it. As other commenters have mentioned, perhaps not outright, your comment carries a great deal of racist undertones. I've travelled a bit through Europe and have travelled through Mexico for around 1.5 years. I love Mexico, it's culture, and its people. Like all people, they largely wish to have a happy life. With that said, each individual should be judged off their personal merit. In many ways I feel there is a great deal of similarities between Mexican and American culture, in particular (and perhaps ironically) when comparing Mexico to the American South. To counter your point, I've seen just as much racism and classism among Mexicans/Latin people as I have Americans (many Mexicans are quick to point out that they are also "American". This is technically correct) Personal anecdote: I was sitting at a house party with some friends for Mexico's Independence Day. I met someone new, we exchanged pleasantries, and the next words out of his mouth were "I don't really like your people" after he found I was American. This conversation ended amicably after I asked him how he would view me if I'd say the same thing about Mexicans. He reconsidered his point. Anyhoo, judge people off their individual behavior, not based on the color of their skin.