This isn't a case of a facial recognition software failing to distinguish two black faces or people going after a black man disproportionately, this is a case of a repeated shoplifter giving a fake name, and the person whose name was given being arrested.
There are real cases of systemic discrimination and racial bias having terrible effects on peoples lives; crying wolf makes it harder to get people to recognize and address the actual problems.
This is an absolutely classic example.
Also this person was not arrested repeatedly. He was arrested once and then had the charges dropped when it was clear he wasn't the right person, and then received a mailed notice of a warrant for his arrest from a different county two weeks later for a separate offense (both instances of shoplifting falsely attributed to him). In a third precinct, after a third incident, a different person with the same name was summoned, and also quickly identified as not being the right person.
This is a case of the left hand not knowing what the right is doing. It is a problem that can have serious consequences, but it is not related to racial bias.
This attitude is why the world doesn't like the US. You are not the center of the world, many countries fare much better than you do.
Furthermore, on a global scale, the trends of increased energy demand, increased population growth, increased carbon emissions, increased ecosystem degradation, to name just a few of the main actors, are overwhelmingly positive, and hence these are global issues that affect the sustainability of the entire global society. It doesn't matter if Luxembourg or Sweden develops a socdem utilitarian net-zero utopia, they are just a blip on the radar. All of the third-world countries that the first world exploited over the past centuries in order to fuel their own growth & industrialism, are now all fervently contributing to the above trends, to the extent that all of the first world's recent attempts to dial back their consumption, emissions & so on are laughably futile.
The only possible way to change these trajectories would be for the majority of capitalists across the world to all drastically alter their priorities and how they operate, but this is absolutely not plausible, given that no corporation has ever not sought to increase its profit and growth every quarter; if they somehow hypothetically did, the system would come tumbling down and simply cause collapse even sooner.
They all have a good standard of living, healthcare, not much crime, and the state helps you with social services if you mess up. This is quite different from the late-stage capitalism that is currently going on in the US...