Why is it easer to talk about race relations that pertain to whites only?

Each minority group seems to have the guts and courage to make it known about the reality of race relations between them and whites, and how its not so good. But I realized something, seldom do you really hear many conversations about race relations between minorities.

You would think that because all are minorities and deal with racism from whites, that they would all get along, but there is so much animosity between them, many hate blacks (ironic considering it was the civil rights fight that would give all minorities rights and not just blacks in the end).

But very little do any of the minority races speak of their animosity against each other, nor do they ever take united fronts against the racism they all deal with from white people.

Maybe they have no reason to openly discuss it since, the ones in power are mostly white, and they are the majority, therefore what they do or decide affect them far more than what the minority race decides.

Or maybe all the minorities refuse to discuss their animosity for other minority races because it will make them look weaker, and will make their argument against the majority race much more harder.

In the end, its not a question of if other minorities hate other minorities. Its a question of why they don't want to talk fight it or really discuss it the same way they all want to with white people.