- Joined
- Oct 1, 2015
- Messages
- 4,728
- Reaction score
- 16,552
to play 'devil's advocate' NamUs will often list an UID as multiple potential races if they are not 100% sure or not sure what the person would have identified as. Listing him as White/Hispanic makes it so that he will show up when searching for missing boys of both ethnicities. I agree he looks Hispanic but you never know how his family identifies and what they'd file him as missing under.
(I'm Eurasian and sometimes I wonder what NamUs would list me as if I ever come up as an UID)
I have noticed Hispanic UIDs tend to get listed as White/Hispanic. It's difficult since "Hispanic" is not a race. His family could have him listed on reports as white, Hispanic, Latino, non-white Hispanic, white Hispanic, or something else. It's possible he and his family identified as white, or that they didn't. Impossible to know.
I'm mixed white and Filipino and have wondered this myself too
