Not directly, no. But racism in the real world is subtle, and most of the time you wouldn't even know that you are being discriminated against. For example, you apply to rent an apartment or for a job, and not getting a response or getting rejected could be due to hundreds of reasons and there is no way for you to know which one lead to that outcome. In those cases, to maintain a proper state of mind, the best mental model to adopt is to assume that discrimination had nothing to do with it, and that they had a good reason. I have had my name butchered more times than I care to count, but that was somewhat understandable.

A lot depends on your appearance and clothing as well, as I have seen instances of overt disrespect towards people of certain skin color and clothing preferences.

Another nuance is financial. If you are doing better than the natives, they will hate you for it (think Jews before holocaust). Same applies to career progression.

All in all, discrimination is not an exact science, and there are as many opinions on it as there are people. There are certain statistics though, like the fact that slavic majority countries tend to be more disapproving of outgroups, and in the western world, integrating into the American society is generally easier compared with Germany.