wojtek
^^^^^^^^ CB: I see your point.
I think the terms "white supremacy" and "racist prejudice" must always be used with heavy historical consciousness or consciousness that the present is still shaped by history. Though is has made progress, US society is still shaped by the racism and white supremacy of its history. The denial of this is part of the American extreme anti-historical/presentist consciousness.
But I think your point is important. The racism of the present is not at the same level or the same type as it has been historically. But it is at a level such that it prevents overcoming things like preexisting residential segregation and racially endogamous marriage and mating.
It will take one more leap of anti-racist progress to change that.
On your market and cultural identities, I'd say racism is cultural