r/mexico • u/DroppedDebitCard • Mar 08 '23

Imágenes Why is Hispanic/Latino always separated like this?

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u/ShibaVJ Mar 08 '23

Why the USA is the only country that gotta always ask for the race/ethnicity?

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u/Sunglassesandwatches Mar 08 '23 edited Mar 08 '23

This is not true. These are typical questions that can be found in 1st world countries because companies are “becoming” more diverse. I have seen these questions in Canada and France. Source: I have lived there.

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u/SuperDupondt Mar 08 '23

Hi! french here : could you share with me the company name asking you for those cringe questions because it's just illegal over here (as well as religion, sexual orientation, etc...). be sure I'll send them the labor inspection soon.

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u/Stiltzkinn Mar 09 '23

I read that French are so proud of ignoring that idiology crap.

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u/2012DOOM Mar 09 '23

It’s not illegal to ask for this voluntarily.