That is painting with a broad brush and ignoring the fact that I know plenty of white people that are sympathetic to real racial injustice and would be the first to stand up for someone that was a victim or actual racism. I will be the first to say that racism is alive and well in 2019 but not at the systemic levels that the media and black community wants to portray it at. The reason you feel like people don't care about race is really a group of people that are tired of the race card being used when there was nothing racist about what actually occurred. For every fabricated racial incident it diminishes and detracts from the individuals that are truly a victim of racism. As soon as the black community takes responsibility and accountability for their own actions instead of instantly blaming race for every interaction the sooner real racism will be brought to light. It's the boy that cried wolf story, after enough times people will ignore it and that is sad for the real victims of racism. Every time the black community shows up to protest and call racism in events like Ferguson, there is a black citizen that was denied an apartment because he was black that will never be heard. So yes, as long as false claims of racism are paraded around by the black community don't be surprised if more and more people turn a blind eye to racism and the black community has nobody to blame but themselves.
