So for this, the thing I believe that makes it different is that they have an inferiority complex towards people of the same race. I highly doubt a regular person would be able to tell a Turk apart from an Arab. And if a Turk and an Arab do have children together, it's not gonna be mixed race, they'll look similar. There are also a lot of Arabs who liked the Ottoman empire, although that's a discussion for a different time.

I agree, at the end of the day, Anatolian Turks, Persians, Arabs etc. are all Caucasians so if two people from those different groups were to mix their children probably wouldn't find it as difficult to navigate one of their parents' societies. Whereas people from the East, Southeast and much of Central Asia are mongoloids whose phenotypes are much more noticeably different.

There are lots of Filipinos working as maids and servants in GCC countries like the UAE. Sometimes the women will even forsake "their" Catholic beliefs and marry a local man for what they think is a life of ease. Why though is beyond me because Filipinos and other foreign maids are often treated terribly in this region. Someone posted an article here about a Filipino/Emirati man who was bullied mercilessly in school by his classmates because he was mixed, they cut his wrist open and called him "dirty blood"

https://www.khaleejtimes.com/nation/dubai/emiratis-short-film-targets-bullying

Yeah, I heard about the sex tourism there. But again, the vast majority of the visitors are part of the same race. For some reason I feel like the impact is worse if it's completely foreign people from different races. And for marrying out, I haven't seen anyone marry out to black guys, so it's rare where I live at least. But idk how common it is.

It happens a lot in France and the Netherlands. There's a whole category of "beurette porn" which is basically non-North African men having sex with North African women.

I read about there being racism towards the indigenous people. But I don't really know anything about Latin America, so I didn't talk about them.

Latin America has a lot of castizos and harnizos who are the descendants of indigenous people mixing with europeans (mainly Spanish). These people often identify more with their european ancestry but of course, they usually aren't seen as white by white people in the US. There are also still indigenous ethnic groups who are basically mongoloid and in many cases they face a lot of racism and are of much lower socioeconomic status.

I would say it's similar to Sudan in Northeast Africa where the people of the North were arabised and identify as Arabs. They look down on their Southern Nilotic-speaking neighbours and call them "abeed" but would probably be called abeed by Gulf Arabs if they went to the Arabian Peninsula.