No, it is racist and discriminatory.... We end up with bizzare scenarios, where someone form Nepal, or Palestine, is considered as 'privileged', as they are a

No, it is racist and discriminatory.... We end up with bizzare scenarios, where someone form Nepal, or Palestine, is considered as 'privileged', as they are asian, and weirdly arabs are counted as 'white'. While someone from Argentina or Chile, is considered as unprivileged as they are Latinos. Which is ridiculous, as Nepal's gpd is just 1k USD per capita, while Argentina and Chile are 10x and 14x that. Also, some South American/Latino countries are actually richer than many Eastern European countries, (countries like Moldova and Bosnia are poorer than Mexico). Separating people by race/ethnicity feels deeply wrong.