>Likewise, we can judge a company for releasing a general consumer webcam that fails to fully function for 10-15% of the American population.

But then you get into an even deeper question 'are minorities/blacks 10% of said consumers of products?'. Poverty, for example, could mean that the product doesn't work for 5% of the buyers, which then begs the question 'how much effort do you put in fixing the problem for a small percentage of the buyers?', especially when the amount of effort is going to be very large/time consuming/expensive. If you are a person looking for racism, you will judge google as racist. If you are looking at it from a position of a business attempting to make a profit on a product, you will not see it as racist.