ITs going to take a long time. Generational change is necessary.
I was speaking with a Jewish friend last week who wanted my opinion about why Black people get away with an attitude of entitlement while Jews don't. Now I am not suggesting I accepted her premise, but I did explain that the problems Jews have faced in our country are not akin to those the African American has faced. She might have had an argument about Jews in Germany, but I don't know how they are treated now days. But I explained to her that the major difference was caused by a separation from ones culture and family. Slaves who were brought here were separated from all culture they knew and all family they knew, and for many generations any and all attempts at rebuilding a culture or family structure were prevented. (in some ways still are) Add to that the fact that African Americans look different than white Americans and were segregated in many ways from the power centers of our culture and you can see how Jewish Americans as a group are in a different place than many African Americans. So, do African Americans have a strong sense of entitlement? Some do, but I understand it, most did not start with the same benefits the rest of our society generally starts with, because our (my) ancestors took it from them.