Firstly, it's safe to conclude you don't follow the man 24/7, bug his phone, hack his computer or audit his finances to see what kinds of contributions he is or is not making to the causes most important to him.  You're hardly qualified to claim he isn't doing anything "worthwhile".

Secondly, it's also safe to conclude that you don't take the same risks merely by going outside or driving a car that he (or my son) AUTOMATICALLY face.  There have been NUMEROUS examples of cops accosting and badly injuring "rich, black athletes".  Neither their wealth nor status protected them from it.  The old "walk a mile in the other guy's moccasins" concept.

Consider Florida A&M college football star Jonathan Ferrell, not rich, but not a criminal either.  He was shot to death by a cowardly white cop for the 'crime' of seeking help after a car accident.  Ten times.

Those of us particularly vulnerable to such "accidents" can't afford to care whether you're 'comfortable' with how we protest them.