Southern Italians were often seen as a distinct "race" during their early years of immigration.

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During the late 19th and early 20th centuries, Southern Italians were often perceived as a distinct "race" by many in the United States and other countries, due to prevailing racial theories and stereotypes of the time. This perception was influenced by pseudoscientific racial classifications and widespread prejudices, leading to discrimination and social marginalization.

Southern Italians Were Often Seen as a Distinct "Race" During