There's a lot of talk lately about how blacks have never had the chance to build generational wealth the way whites have. That blacks, for example, were excluded from GI Bill and as a such did not enjoy the gains that whites did.

The thing about this argument that strikes me is: If people are going to insist that the lack of generational wealth among blacks is the main thing driving inequality today, then shouldn't these same people be willing to consider that the problems blacks have today have little to do with present-day whites being racist?

Granted, they'll probably just insist that both current and past discrimination are operating at full blast. But you'd think a concept like this would have some honest leftists willing to reconsider their idea that millions of wicked whites are conspiring to keep blacks down. Especially since no one can ever seem to point out enough actual "racists" to make the theory of white supremacy seem plausible.