Actually it’s you that does not understand what systemic means and you’re trying to redefine things. I showed you how education has evolved over time hence the systemic problem it had was no more. When you say education and housing are systemically racist you are not talking about the past. You are literally talking about right now. If you say housing and education were historically racist no one worth listening to is going to argue that point. You’re making a claim against the modern system using issues from three hundred years ago. That’s called excuse making but its wrapped up in bullshit philosophical language with no substance.There have been republican presidents too. I hear what you're saying about blindly believing in the democrats. Nobody is saying that only the democrats can fix it. The democrats are just the only party to acknowledge that it needs to be fixed. I truly don't care who fixes it and I bet if you talk to other people of color they will say the same. Candace Owens even said her biggest frustration with the Republican party is that they gave up on courting the black vote. Can't you acknowledge that? The system is better it just needs some more work and I don't care the party.
Your 1st question highlights that you don't understand what systemic means. I tried to explain it but it's clearly that my explanation isn't working. You seem to think a system is whats current.
The Republican Party f’d up allowing democrats to control education. Candace Owens is absolutely correct about their lack of outreach to the black community, but even when that happens what is the response? The black people that engage in discussions are immediately attacked and called things like “token” and “uncle toms.” Look as recently as Ice Cube’s treatment for evidence and keep going back.
Until black culture wants education to get better it won’t. Backing democrats that vote against school choice while those elected officials send their kids where ever they want to go isn’t going to fix anything. This isn’t a Presidential problem. Until elected officials from the local to the feds have to live and operate in the rules they make things won’t get better. Education needs a total reform in this country and only one party is standing in the way of that right now. Status quo has been the soup de jour and the Democrats do everything they can to block any changes.