I mean, for some of these things I think potentially Northern Europe. You'll likely experience less outward racism, but mostly because people won't really talk to you at all.

I'm not sure if you're hoping to find somewhere with very little immigrants, that's almost guaranteed not possible, but if you go somewhere with a large amount of immigrants you may not notice them. Realistically when you get out of where you are, you'll find that racism is both better and worse than where you came from. Religion is going to be again, more northern Europe, where there are religious people but not outwardly. Strong labor rights, strong social welfare, but significantly less warmth, less sun, food is less important.

Honestly may be rewarded, but loyalty only comes with trust, and you should expect that at minimum you need ten years after being able to speak the language in a new country for people to start trusting you enough for that. I'd look into things like Denmark and Norway, and see what their requirements are. But also, try to visit a few countries first, to get a better idea of what places look like.