Yes, this is more the sort of thing I meant. Sure, when it comes to hateful semi-anonymous bad things said about people on twitter or whatever, celebrities are

Yes, this is more the sort of thing I meant. Sure, when it comes to hateful semi-anonymous bad things said about people on twitter or whatever, celebrities are prime targets (and that kind of sucks, celebrities are people too), but I'm more thinking about active physical-world types of discrimination, the kind that end up with you being beaten, possibly killed, or just denied otherwise deserved opportunities. Being rich/famous doesn't guarantee you won't suffer from that sort of discrimination, but anecdotally it does appear to lessen the chances by a great deal.