Wow, this thread has really kicked off a storm...
I think the woman interviewed, Satya X, has prejudices driven by her lived experience. Her response to that as an average woman, is to use all her savings to invest in a wellness retreat center for women of colour and that retreat is held in a building that is owned by a white person (=power).
I can think of a certain rich white man who is prejudiced against black people. He thinks that majority black countries like Haiti, or countries in Africa are 'shitholes' and full of people with AIDS. He thinks Hispanic immigrants are rapists, criminals and gangsters. He thinks Muslims aren't really true Americans. His response to that...
...is to campaign to become President of the USA. And to get elected by playing into white people's race-based fears. And introduce racially motivated immigration controls to stop Muslims and people from 'shithole countries' coming to the USA.
That is the difference between racism of blacks against whites versus racism from whites against blacks. The racial prejudice of an average black woman does not translate into the power structure because she is a disadvantaged individual who lacks access to power. The racial prejudices of a rich, white man are much more dangerous because they translate into the power structure where they affect whether people of colour get hired for jobs, get charged with crimes, get shot by the police or get banned from entering the USA in the first place.
And, yes, Barack Obama was President for 8 years but he was mixed race, with a white mother (although Americans seem to ignore that fact) and I challenge anyone to find any racist policy he ever implemented, unless you count the tax on tanning beds... (which some crazy Fox News reporters do).