I believe systemic racism refers to official government systems and laws discriminating against someone due to their race (slavery, Jim Crow, etc...). I think all of these laws have been properly abolished, and therefore there is no more systemic racism by my definition. (Affirmative action COULD be construed as a racist government policy but that's debatable.)
You are defining systemic racism as systems that have nothing to do with official US Government policy. And that's fine. I just don't agree with that definition. So we likely won't agree on the finer points.
Systemic simply means ‘done according to a system and doesn’t mean strictly governmental. There is a systemic effort in this country to punish and ostracize white people, and this system is run by blm and the far left, and even if you want to go by government involvement o ly, then look no further than the school system
The word systemic ismalso,is also, used to infer ‘the whole and not just parts, an d if you look around, thr left are going avtermthe whole of white culture and society. We are being attacked because of our race,
Your definition is far too narrow