It would be interesting if we had a way to quantify which percentage of any demographic group was actually engaging in overt racist acts. How often is it that the loudest people in a crowded room get the most attention?

I'd also say it's worth noting that the Zoomer/Centennial generation is still dispersed across sections of society ranging from older grade school kids to younger recent college graduates.

The Alpha generation, by contrast, is still in the earliest years of elementary school (not to mention all of those who haven't even been born yet).

More data is needed before we can assess the spread of those age demographics' views on racial equality. In that same vein, we naturally already have more information on the views of GenXers and Baby Boomers than we do on the views of Millennials.