It's hard to imagine how the situation in the USA will ever be resolved, but Donald Trump won't be the one to do it.
There were gunshots outside my DD's house in Madison, Wisconsin, at night when people were protesting downtown. They didn't know whether the protest had spilled over, or if people were taking advantage of the police being elsewhere, but they were scared. My DD's boyfriend called and offered to fetch her to his house, where they had guns to protect her. (His father and brother hunt.) She declined, but you can see how things will escalate if people get frightened and think they need to shoot to protect their families. In the area where my DD lives, near the university, she says the local non-white residents seem to be one black man, a Korean lady and her. A black person would immediately be noticed but, as it is a "nice" area, people probably wouldn't openly react. In the place where she used to live, equally upmarket, equally white but far less liberal, if a black person suddenly appeared in the neighbourhood, some of the residents would be reaching for their guns. Racial divisions are visible and deep-rooted. It is going to to take far, far better people than Trump to heal the divide.
Many have an unshakable sense of superiority, in a country that was built on slavery, but also a visceral fear of black people. Those people want to see Trump using violence, including a militarised response, against the protestors. It will gain him votes and he knows it. He is unlikely to do the right things such as try to build unity, involve leaders from the black community, institute reforms, etc. Instead he is fanning the flames.
Of course, all this is against the background of the pandemic. Black people have suffered disproportionately. Maybe due to poverty, bad housing, front line jobs and lack of access to health care. The system there is brutal, because there is no safety net like the NHS or Universal Credit (inadequate though it is.) DD says that the hostility to universal healthcare is baffling. Where we love the NHS, they get angry at the idea of such a system in the USA. DD says they seem personally offended if you talk about it.
So you've got people with a history of being oppressed, with no proper healthcare when a virus is killing them, unemployed or in danger of losing jobs and homes, watching a white policeman slowly murder a black man... And their president says that their outburst of rage and frustration is due to "the radical left" and "anti-fascists." The man has no empathy, no leadership qualities, no sense of duty and precious little humanity.
Looks like it could be a long, dangerous summer in the USA. From the perspective of the American ethnic minorities, I doubt they will get justice and equality. From my own point of view, I wish my family wasn't there.