It depends strongly on the region.

In my personal experience, people of mixed (Belgian and other) heritage are often looked beter upon then people of completely foreign origin. The problem is that Belgium is all over the map from total cosmopolitanism to severe xenophobism. Usually just a few towns apart.

Yeah indeed i would probably have had a much different experience if i was raised closer to or in a city .

It's all too ironic that America get's accused of nativism when the supposed model "social democratic" European countries have a far worse track record. While much of Europe is playing pretend progressive, America has a far more ethnically diverse demographic and it shows especially in their policies while Europe still doesn't offer anything close to near unconditional birthright citizenship to this day ... 

As for Japan, I'm not all that surprised really even since modern times where they've tried softening up. Discrimination against former constituents of the Korean Kingdom and North Korea is especially well documented so I can only imagine how bad it could be for the other minority groups ... 

Yeah European/Asian children usually blend in much easier but even they have it hard at times. I was surprised to know that even half Filipino people have it hard as the Filipino community are viewed as poor, loud and untrusworthy in countries like Japan.

Yes, that's how it goes in most of East Asia, very nationalistic culture lol. I'm okay with being proud of your country and culture but mixed people should not be pushed aside for being mixed.

I know that the first rule of the Dutch constitution says no discrimination of race, gender, religion, color will be tolerated and i this was before all the Jewish, New World Order conspiracies right? I think that's great of the Dutch but they have the right to preserve their heritage and culture like every nation and culture.

Not an issue anywhere I have lived. Not in my lifetime.

In my country among certain people, I am sure it is. But it's mostly because they lack intelligence and buy into nationalism because they are afraid of not having what it takes to be successful and lack the credibility to be a decent human being; other than that, some people have had a bad upbringing and are against that sort of stuff. Some people come from traditionally racist families, and while for the most part that stuff has been an embarrassment from the past, there are idiots who want to bring it back - the vast majority of pro-Nazi people are foreigners, though.

IMO, despite the rise of some pro-purity types of people around the world, but there is a lesser amount of stupid/ignorant people than before, so they aren't getting nearly the level of support. I am much more concerned about the US, and poor countries like those in Africa and Western Asia where nationalists take advantage of people with low intelligence. This is generally less of a problem in Westernized Europe compared to elsewhere in the world. It is also less of a problem in the rest of the world than it was 50-100 years ago.

I'm swiss and my wife is from philippines, in swiss some is racist against her & other accept her, and in philippines some is racist against me & other accept me...... you have racist in every single country and open minded ppl in every country, simple as that.

You sure about that ?

I mean i'm swiss my wife from philippines, my  daughter is birth in philippines and never put a foot in swiss, and she have swiss passport, and some europa country is the same.

Maybe i missunderstand the case too, my english average !

Yes, one example does not nullify the many other overt instances of extreme ethnocentrism ... 

The numbers don't lie especially in France's case when it was one of the former colonial powers ... 

Europe will NEVER be a model for diversity, the benchmark is America and will remain America for the foreseeable future even with Trump at the helm. There's a reason why Europe's demographics are the most ethnically homogeneous and why a minority community is nearly non-existent in Europe. Heck, America's northern neighbor which is Canada is a better bet than ALL of Europe. The type of discrimination we'd see in Europe would not stand up to scrutiny compared to North America because they have the highest standards when it comes ethnic awareness ... 

Considering that officer brutality is tried in court and they face the possibility of sanctions from their employer, I'd say America has pretty high sensitivity to marginalized ethnic groups since they often face more positive than negative discrimination ...  

Meanwhile in Europe, Greece still holds a spat against Turkey to this day. Near unconditional birthright citizenship is STILL not offered in Europe but what's more is that minorities are better represented in government and professional positions in America compared to European nations. At least Americans can be proud that they are open minded enough that they are willing to have an ethnic minority represent them as their head of state or other executive positions but can the same be said for Europe's achievements so far ? 

People say that America is socially backwards but I'm starting to see it being less true as it keeps getting repeated over again since out of all the developed nations, America is downright the least xenophobic and by most measures, it's Europe that are the failure states for diversity ... 

By no means is the immigration, communities, representation in Europe are anywhere near as good in America and it's far less cosmopolitan too ... 

In my country this is not even an issue. Being mixed here is common, about 44% of the population consider itself mixed (but this number is probably higher)