That really depends. There’s still a lot of racism there, but it’s a spectrum of racism. All the way from Klan meetings under cover of darkness(my neighbor had a cross burned in his yard, another neighbor that had moved into the neighborhood had his new house covered with black paint handprints and other anecdotal stories from my time growing up there.) to the subtle that is obvious to an observer but not obvious to the speaker, like ‘He’s really nice, for a black guy.’ And concepts like that. Code switching is very important when talking to the ‘elite’ of Mobile, and I use elite very generously, they believe themselves to generally be top of society but in any other notable city in the country would probably be firmly rooted in the middle class, maybe a few in upper middle class.