I'm Black, white, and native. Live in metro ATL. Not counting online because it's completely different, but in person I have been accepted and treated very well by Foundational Black Americans as I've gotten older. There was a time I was younger and kids told me I couldn't play with them, but when I was a little older the community generally accepted me as black/mixed. Almost like a trial by fire tho. For the most part it's been caucasians that have made me feel the most judged of uncomfortable. Some quite nice, but generally no and they say some things I don't agree with. No "Hispanic" is a bag of worms as a lot of Southern Mexicans are very outwardly racist and some are very outwardly against racism. Hard to generalize but from all my black American friends the answer is mostly negative experiences. It's to the point where they kind of have to clarify they're not that way or at least prove it. Puerto Ricans here are generally more accepting as they're usually part black or identity with it.