Other prejudices, sadly, still remain a good bit more common. You still have a fair number of people who give Muslims(or Middle Easterners in general) the side-eye from time to time, for example. You've got a fair number of people who, even if they may have no misgivings about Latinos born in the States, do still end up being suspicious of immigrants, especially if they know they're undocumented. And I could go on.
It's good that we liberals, as a general whole, have continuously addressed racism, and gone after it. Very good indeed. But we cannot turn our eyes away from xenophobia or other cultural prejudices either, just as we have tried to address transphobia, homophobia, etc.; it's a never ending process, really.
Just thought I'd offer my two cents, really. 
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