elkarlo
Banned
I know its a typo, but "fermenting"?
Short answer? No. Americans - even the blue-eyed blondes of the Bund - were of little interest to the Axis, politically or otherwise. Non-whites, generally, were of even less interest. Non-Japanese Asians, generally, were viewed by the Japanese in the same manner the Nazis and Fascists viewed those were not "Aryans" as it was understood at the time.
Moreover, Americans of African ancestry were, unfailingly, loyal to the United States, in peacetime and wartime. There's a reason 180,000 men served in the USCTs and another 30,000 in the USN in the Civil War, for example; same deal, despite the inherent racism of the Wilson Admnistration, during WW I. Same holds true in WW II.
Best,
There were still racial problems during WWII including race riots. I'm surprised that the US got through WWII with so few domestic problems. Seeing how we were fighting racism