Some Americans with ancestral roots in Asia or Latin America have been able to alter their racialized status within the white-dominated society, but only because whites have come to see them as "better" than African Americans in terms of all the following EXCEPT:

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The perception of being "better" than African Americans, leading to a change in racialized status for some Americans of Asian or Latin American ancestry, typically revolves around cultural, physical, and racial terms. It does not significantly involve religious terms, as religion is not a primary factor in the racial dynamics and hierarchies within white-dominated American society.

Some Americans with Ancestral Roots in Asia or Latin America