Leaving aside the fact that several black professional athletes have been beaten without cause by white cops who didn't run a check on those athletes bank accounts before laying into 'em, and one star college athlete was shot to death by a white NC cop for the awful crime of seeking help after and accident--and the cop walked, it's also a fact that you don't have to be afflicted by injustice to care about a neighbor who is--to, let's say, "take the knee" during the national anthem which includes verses demonizing slaves and threatening them with death.

"When you encounter injustice, change it with your hand.  If you cannot, denounce it with your tongue.  If you cannot, hate it in your heart--and that is the very weakest faith."

The Most Noble Messenger Muhammad (Saala Allahu alayhi wa Ah'liihi wa Salaam).

"Know ye not, O vain man, faith without works is DEAD?" (the Disciple James, radi'allahu an'hu).