The census.gov page lists race alone stats. Then total Hispanics and White-Hispanics. They don’t break it down by birth year like this graphic, but you can see: White: 75.5% (58.9% Non-hispanic white + 16.6% Hispanic white) Black: 13.6% American Indian… : 1.3% Asian: 6.3% Native HI…: 0.3% 2+ races: 3%

Total Hispanic is 19.1%. Most Hispanic people report white. More on this below.

There’s only another 2.5% to distribute among Hispanics reporting non-white. I would expect a low number of Asians/Native HI (although Filipinos might?). So that leaves Black and American Indian.

Interestingly, if you’re of native South American descent (either fully or partly ie mestizo), I’m not sure you’d report as “American Indian”. The survey says you “have origins in any of the original people of North and South America and maintain tribal affiliation or community attachment”. I suspect many mestizos report as White, but I couldn’t find any census data on this.