At the end the girl in the overalls says they all want the same thing and they need to figure out how they can all get there. IMO the answer to that had already been spoken by the two dudes in the back left side. They both said people need to stop being victims. It's the modern victim culture that brings people down, ALL people. People need to start being responsible for their lives and empowering themselves not whining and pointing fingers at everyone else for their problems.

And the reparations idea is another distraction and serves to reinforce the victim culture. Historically speaking where reparations have been made they haven't done any good at all for the recipients. It just makes them targets of heightened hostility and prejudice.
Personally I refuse to accept the burden of reparations because my family migrated into this country through Ellis Island 50 years after slavery was abolished. How could my family possibly be held responsible for actions of others before even setting foot here?
Since I am half Polish shouldn't I be able to claim reparations from the UK and Russia for them using Poland as a bargaining chip during WWII and sacrificing it 1st to the Nazi's and then to the Communists with the end result of 5 million dead Polish citizens?

That whole argument is just a decent into madness.

Anyway, yes I agree. The divisiveness consuming Western societies is the cause of the angst, animosity and confusion spreading like wildfire today. A divided people are a people easily controlled. Who said that? Vladimir Lenin?
Today's divisiveness is engineered for purpose. People constantly fighting each other will never band together against the their common enemy.