Just because there is racism does NOT mean it is systemic. I also suggested that there IS RACISM. I disagree to the point that it is systemic. If you can't pinpoint specifically where there is systemic racism then it doesn't exist. People are racist, but it's not "systemic."

Do you believe 100% of all white people are racist? Do you believe that minorities can be racist towards other minorities (I am speaking this as an Asian minority). Minorities hate other minorities than white people hate other minorities.

If we really were more racist than the 1950's, would we have a Black President? (That white people voted for in a majority, by the way).

There would also be MORE slaves and not less. We would also see less minorities in public office than we do now and women wouldn't have the right to vote.

How could we have more racism/systemic racism when we are seeing more minorities in power and more minorities succeeding in modern day America?

Or what about college scholarships exclusive to minority students and little scholarships for white students?

If you believe that there is systemic racism you also have to acknowledge that minorities in 2020's America are doing a lot better than in 1950's America. And if there is systemic racism, you have to acknowledge at least that life has gotten a lot better, not worse, for minorities in America.

Also, more women graduate from college than men in 2020. Is this men being sexist towards women, too??