So to return to reality here, it seems that numerous commenters have indicated that this may be another case where "racism" has been substituted as a proxy for

So to return to reality here, it seems that numerous commenters have indicated that this may be another case where "racism" has been substituted as a proxy for some kind of socio-economic injustice. It's always easier to play the race card than to tackle even more intractable issues that may be caught up in "the cost of doing business".