I didn't watch the Joel McCarty video in question, and it sounds like it would not be of interest to me. I am tired of this "all whites are racist" propaganda, which in my opinion is racist. Yes, some whites are racist, like the ones who have condemned me over the years for not hating Mexicans and blacks like they do. A lot of non-whites are racist, too. I would hope that all of us, of all ethnic groups, would concentrate on getting ahead through hard work and by taking advantage of the opportunities that America offers us, instead of brooding over bad stuff that happened 400 years ago.
I was ruminating on the subject of past injustices in America, and it occurred to me that much of the wealth and economic strength of America, at the time of our founding in the late 18th Century, was based on the rip-off of 3 ethnic groups. 1. African slaves, whose unpaid forced labor helped build this country. 2. The Indians - basically whites stole their entire country. Although every square inch of the United States as of 1783 had been bought and paid for by the British and then by an independent America, nevertheless the treaties with the Indians were often forced on them, were unfair to them and were violated almost as soon as they were signed. 3. The Loyalists (or Tories, if you prefer) - white Americans who supported the British. When the British lost, the Loyalists had to flee for their own safety, to Canada (see "Oliver Wiswell" by Kenneth Roberts) or to the Caribbean or back to England. They took some of their movable property with them but for the most part their homes and lands were confiscated without compensation. So, are we going to pay reparations to all distant descendants of all those 3 ethnic groups? Yes, there has been a lot of injustice in America (and in every other nation in the world). I believe that as Christians we should all be committed to avoiding and preventing all such injustice in our times, especially that based on racist considerations, but I am not sure that it does us a whole lot of good to wallow in guilt over things that happened centuries ago. After all, we don't ask French people to wallow in guilt over the Norman French theft of the entire Anglo-Saxon nation in 1066, do we? (I apologize for these insensitive, un-woke remarks).