This is also my perception of Chile (and my prejudice extends it to most Latin America); rather than racism there's a lot of classism and looking at external ap

This is also my perception of Chile (and my prejudice extends it to most Latin America); rather than racism there's a lot of classism and looking at external appearances (dressing well, kids going to private or public school etc). If someone's black they'll be classified more according to being a 'professional foreigner' or a 'poor immigrant'.