No, you are willfully ignoring all evidence of gross inequities which are blazingly obvious. Segregation never ended. The most overt mandates were removed, but segregation remained in place and any number of economic trends and specific policies (schooling/zoning/housing) have made the problems of segregation worse for large populations that have been left behind. Your reliance on the NBA as a single counter-example when weighed against such major areas as prisons/k-12 education/housing appreciation/social mobility/healthcare is embarassing. You aren't trying to addresss these disparities in any honest way, and you have no desire to. BTW, you could rack up many of these issues to poverty, and admit that our past history of overt racism has made poverty disproportionately cut along racial lines. Fine, but you endlessly oppose addresssing socio-economic inequalities that have existed for many decades, and are exacerbated by government policy. Here, read this article:

https://www.today.com/tmrw/what-systemic-racism-t207878