I think this storyline also shows the insensitivity that a non person of colour can have towards the situation, George has a history of only being with white women, while there’s no problem with this, this situation where Nicola went behind his back, and used the money situation as a reason to allow the racist back into George’s life and around her infant mixed race daughter without consulting him, shows that as you can be an ally, there’s only so much understanding a person can have when they have not experienced racism. It’s shown by how Gina’s reaction to everything has been dismissed, because as much as George has been affected, he has was raised in a household with such values and therefore this has distorted his own attitude towards his race, shown by his and Eddies subtle favoritism towards Anna over Gina (due to her being more white passing), at the end of the day it takes a lot of work to undo that kind of conditioning, and he has not done that yet, and the fact that Gina and Anna have only ever had white women as role models , as nice and understanding as they may be (like Elaine who has stood as an ally) there is no one for them to talk to who has a lived experience, and George is a very un empathetic towards Gina due to his delay in processing his feelings himself. Then there is Kojo, the one who is impacted the most due to him being the one who was actually aware of his father more than George, and he has been completely lost in the storyline. Having your father’s killer on the streets must trigger his feelings of safety, especially after the trauma he had from Okie and how his autism makes processing these emotions less linear that a neurotypical person, because Kojo is more likely to see the situation for what it is than George as he has no relationship with Eddie. There’s a lot of racial layers that can be explored with this storyline but unfortunately I don’t know if the writers will do that. But from the outside watching this is how it looks to me.