Thanks for your comment. In my work and writings I define acts of racism as promoting any policies, practices or procedures that maintain the status quo of white as superior over other races. To that end, I include BIPOC who fall into that category, although arguably the numbers are low and definitely are not representative of the entire race as a critical mass. There are far more Whites who demonstrate racist acts as a pattern and therefore racists, then BIPOC who demonstrates these patterns. I refer you to my micro-moment on my website which directly addresses the question, Can Blacks be Racist? https://www.dlplummer.com/micro-moments/can-blacks-be-racist and the conversation starter video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=49WKtl40F6A

Hope this helps.