How were interracial relationships between African-Americans and Latinos treated in Southern states before the Loving decision?

Question

There are two states in the American south that historically had large numbers of both African-Americans and Latinos, as well as laws banning marriage between black people and white people: Texas and Florida. However, as far as I know, the laws only disallowed marriage between African-Americans and Anglo-Americans. How were these laws applied to the local Latino populations? Were these anti-miscegenation laws applied if a white Cuban wanted to marry an African-American? How were brown Latinos treated?

Answer 1

According to Rachel Moran of Hofstra Law Review, Latinos were never mentioned in any anti-misegenation laws in the United States. They mostly focused on stopping marriages between black and white, while some states did include provisions against intermarriage between whites and Asians or Native Americans. This suggests that Latinos and African Americans could intermarry. I'm including the full resource here if you want to read more https://scholarlycommons.law.hofstra.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=2608&context=hlr