Nah.
I see their future having a better chance of improving if they do things legally.
A better chance if their protests are peaceful and legal, rather than violent and illegal.
It's like you ignored what I wrote about the fruits of Brown v. Board.
And what I said about "legal."
And that it took civil unrest, not "peaceful and legal" to get to Brown, to get to the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and then required military to enforce them to the limited extent that they were enforced.
More progress has been following these protests than in the prior twenty years for police reform. And more to come.
And more progress in
white Americans' perception of the racism against African-Americans, as well.
Quiet, go-along to get along does not work and it never has. I assure you, I wish it were otherwise. I wish UNO's "civil discourse" solved things. It doesn't.