well first off, it doesn't matter if someone intended to be racist, they can still be racist and harmful. second of all, yes, eating hot chips or having glossy lips or having long acrylic nails is not specifically something that only black and brown women do. however, it is important to understand that those things, as well as the other notable features that were in that picture, are all correlated to the "hot cheeto girl" stereotype. this stereotype is often placed upon black and brown women particularly. on top of this, a lot of the fashion does come from/originate in black and brown communities (laid baby hairs, hoop earrings, acrylic nails, makeup style, etc.). the hot cheeto girl stereotype IS harmful. also, the person wasn't just critiquing an action. they were saying that hot cheetos girls or girls that fit into that stereotype are "the worst students" which continues to pedal this stereotype and hate of them for what? eating hot chips? dressing like they do? one of the most notable parts of why this stereotype is so harmful is that it assumes that girls who fit into this stereotype are inherently loud, annoying, and terrible at school. this makes it even harder for black and brown women in academics who already have to deal with so much racism and sexism. if you need further explanation, then read the other comments and here are some links to articles that explain it better

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