That bottom dollar is extremely radical and very dangerous. What are lopsided laws exactly? And at what point does society "make up for that"? Once the average black man/woman is making the exact same income as the average white man/woman? Once the percentages of people owning homes is exactly the same for all races. Once the racial percentage of people in prisons is exactly representative of the US population in general? Once all schools in every neighborhood have kids that average the exact same scores across all racial groups?
If you're AOC, the answer is yes to all of the above. And she's willing to do anything to create laws that ensure there is a check next to each box. Good luck with that.
That isn't for me to decide.
For the record, people have been saying "enough is enough" since before emancipation. There have been and will always be white people saying it.
If you're sincerely interested in what's fair, educate yourself. Stay away from right wing sources, conservatives by definition resist change. You'll find a lot of misleading information as people are determined to maintain the status quo.
I'm a German/Italian who literally has "proof of Aryan blood" documentation stamped with Swastikas from my parent's generation. If I was any more white I'd glow in the dark, and yes, some of the things being said and done can be difficult. I don't agree with everything.
There's just no way to reasonably complain about inequity oppressing white people. America has an enormous price to pay to a race of people they enslaved for centuries. Generations of white people are going to continue paying that price. It doesn't matter that we "didn't do it" or "it wasn't our fault", it happened. Vestiges of slavery were in play during my lifetime.
Anyone complaining about what's happening now should consider how they'd feel if their ancestors had been dragged in chains to a country that considered them three fifths human. A country that refused to honor promises made when they were freed. Refused to let them share water fountains or swimming pools. Denied them loans to prevent them from generating wealth. Refused to let them move into affluent neighborhoods. Burned their first affluent neighborhood to the ground and murdered the populace. Instituted laws that specifically targets them and guarantees much higher incarceration rates. Institutionalized modern slavery by putting black convicts to work.
I could go on, but either you're receptive to these realities or you aren't. Chances are pretty high that you're just going to tell me I'm exaggerating or flat out wrong, and that's fine, I could be either or both of those things. I'm just describing my position and how I got there.
You don't get to equality by aiming for the middle. The United States gave white Americans HUGE advantages like the Homestead Act (whites only) and the GI bill (which specifically excluded blacks in practice if not on paper). Communities were built on ridiculous government loans to provide incredibly reasonable housing where the sole provision was that the homes could never be bought or sold to black people (literally, this isn't a play on language, it's right there in black and white).
By comparison, the outrage focused by some members of the white community on current inequities is hard to accept.
How long until things are fair?
The easy answer is when the black community has a sufficient base of wealth, and that's going to take generations.
