As has been stated, racism is all around us in the society we live in, and at times within each and every one of us. However, it is how individuals and organisations deal with those thoughts and challenges that determine what they are in terms of controlling racism, and the respect (or not) that they command.
Of course, some will only see racism where they wish to find it, and in that deny it exists where they do not wish to find it. Those persons in their attitudes are the most destructive to any society, as that can be highly divisive as history has so often shown us.
Both our leading political parties have those who hold racist bigotry within their membership and all those in executive positions should make every effort to eradicate those persons from membership of the party.
For the Labour Party/movement that is an enormous challenge due to the sheer size of its membership. However, in the Conservative Party with a much smaller number, we witness persons being expelled due to their outright Islamophobic statements and then re-admitted just days or weeks later.
We also have in the Tory Party the potential future Prime Minister of our society stating that Muslim women wearing their religions headdress as looking like "letterboxes."
The above is hardly a discouragement to others in that party to curb their racist views.