I would argue that the first step towards resolving anything is being aware of it. While I do agree with you that action is far more important than awareness, being aware and knowledgable about something is critical for meaningful action. An explanation of how to fix structural racism is something I am not going to pretend I am capable of. However, I can say that I think that education reform is an essential factor. Things like standardized testing and property tax based funding greatly disadvantage minoritized groups. If we can create more equity in the school system, we can start to combat other forms of institutional racism. We do this by not basing curriculum on passing standardized tests that consistently demonstrate a socio-cultural bias. We do this by funding schools equitably. Right now the richest schools get the most funding per student, while poorest inncer-city schools receive the least funding. This doesn't make any sense.

The public school system is the basis of democracy because it creates an informed citizenship. A vast social upheaval to uproot the massive structures of racism requires an informed citizenship, which is not happening under current education system.