There is nothing sexist or racist about this article, unless you believe that stating a black person is black is somehow offensive towards black people.
Actually, he marks black as a "pro" which is an almost hilariously mathematical form of racism.
Like many people, I hold certain aesthetic preferences. You can call me racist while continuing to prefer blondes to brunettes if it makes you feel good about yourself.
The line between 'aesthetic preference' and 'fetish object' is a fine one.
Well, the black person also got 0 points for "smart"...