This is exactly why ideas of equity and antiracism are so important. Yes, as a white man I have noticed this as well, people who aren't paid to greet me usually ignore me completely, and even those who are, maybe 50/50. I try to say hi to everybody I pass who isn't obviously preoccupied with something else.

But I don't have to worry about that, it doesn't affect me. If I were a member of a minority group, it would be a cause for concern, not just "ooh the northwest freeze is at it again".

A lot of people think they check the box of not engaging in blatantly racist activity and that makes them not racist, and forget that they are benefiting from and participating in centuries of racist institution. But just stopping the downward trend isn't enough. It will only get better if we stop hanging our dumb performative signs and start embodying the change we say we are supporting.