There’s a statue of a confederate soldier right in front of the Arkansas Capitol in Little Rock. If you think it’s still standing because of the efforts of only .5% of the citizens of that state, that suggests that those few citizens wield disproportionate power, although the more likely explanation is that your estimate is very low. In fact the state of Arkansas has a systemic racism problem that begins at the Capitol and extends to every Robert E. Lee school building around the state. If you can’t see the racism right in front of you, literally cast in concrete and carved in marble, then I just can’t help you.