This is why one should never assume anything based on race, except perhaps resistance against sunburn; regardless of the the group it is aimed at, racism is still racist. I hope that here, in the place of anti-extremes, more people will understand this sentiment; it often seems that only fairly right-wing people care about racism against those considered "white", and many on the left only care about it against everyone else. I truly care about the rights of everyone, and I mean everyone, including my enemies, but communities like #AllLivesMatter currently seem to disproportionately care for only the usually ignored racism, rather than all discrimination based on race. Perhaps if more people of all backgrounds used the hashtag it would become more equalised.

Being mixed, I think race is a pretty silly concept; there is such a genetic continuum even for people that aren't necessarily very mixed that, to me, hard lines just seem too hard. It's genetic variation originating from geography, not solid categories.