What you're arguing here is that blacks are being artificially boosted beyond what their socioeconomic neighborhood relates to. This is an instance of whites being oppressed comparatively to blacks.

Another way to put the title is that despite having similar bad neighborhoods, some blacks have vastly better income. This must be explained solely because of systemic racism against whites.

African American families making $100,000 a year tend to live in neighborhoods with the same income composition as white families making $30,000 a year.

More than 3x as better off despite living in comparable neighborhoods. Systemic racism against whites in practice.