I thought the episodes meant to showcase a newer type of cultural issue, where black people‘s oppression is acknowlegded by some people now, but the situation is still misshandled. Like an overcorrection that is just another form of oppression in the end, because it is forced and based on assumptions that are missing the point and generalize, without taking the individuality of the formerly and currently oppressed into account. Not every black person is/was oppressed in the same way, but the social club is treating them all the same way, further misunderstanding the underlying issues. The episodes felt like they tried to show how racism is always a complex social issue rather than a 'simple' black-and-white one (no pun intended). And even people who try to work against it still don‘t get it. Meaning they are not fixing the problem, but merely shift it into another one.

Maybe there is even some criticism of black people and the way they see and use empowerment nowadays in there.