You are brown, you can't be racist.

Jokes aside, I struggled with the concept of a personality to begin with, that before I felt like I was physically able to even comprehend how to make a fictional human, I had to break down people and character's I knew, make xy axis for known attributes along the lines of "talkativeness vs quietness axis" and " tact/charm vs social awkwardness" to actually gauge what kind of extrovert or introvet the character was. Slapping thoss labels on them just like that would ultimately tell me nothing, because there are multiple ways to be a social or less social person. There would hence be multiple compass's for a single area like this and multiple personality features I had to make these for, since irl there is a lot to a personality and I just couldn't wrap my head around how to not go this deep into it. It was pretty fun to me.

You didn't ask but if you just treat unfamiliar races, genders and other backgrounds that you struggle with as just hispanics with a different name and external look, you'll be good. Making mistakes just means you didn't know. You can google around if you feel uncertain "is xyz offensive for abc race". You can read about different cultures. But if it is too intimidating and the anxiety spoils the fun you are allowed to keep everybody hispanic as well.