> Most of the geographical US has places where non-white people basically feel not welcome. I'm a visibly non-white immigrant who has lived in a few different

> Most of the geographical US has places where non-white people basically feel not welcome. I'm a visibly non-white immigrant who has lived in a few different states and driven through most, including some very remote areas. I currently live in a Deep South state. I have not felt unwelcome anywhere in this country, nor have I felt more welcome in stereotypically liberal areas compared to stereotypically conservative areas. No doubt pockets of genuine racism exists, but both at a population level or square miles of land level, such pockets are in the tiny minority. I fear you are exaggerating the level of antipathy against non-white people amongst the so-called "Trump-voting types". Demand for racism in this country greatly outstrips the supply of it.