I could see complaining about one or the other, but not both.

For that matter, liked classic 3E but have problems with Pathfinder? They rely on the same base mechanics - mixing and matching would just take the books you'd already have to have to play Pathfinder.

Still. It was damn nice to see a D & D setting with non-white people in the basic illustrations, and not exoticized. Eberron had a couple vague token efforts that way, but Pathfinder looks like it actually got what the problem with whitewashing in fantasy was.