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This viewpoint sparked a debate, as audiences were reminded that these experiences should not be equated. Black Americans, historically subjected to enslavement and racial violence, have fought for basic civil rights for generations. In contrast, Latino immigrants, while facing challenges such as racial profiling and economic assimilation, often come to the U.S. with the ability to navigate certain systems, including healthcare and social services, that were often denied to Black individuals due to segregation and systemic racism.