Getting into karting to provide a better future is like auditioning fort X Factor. For every star, there are thousands of people rejected. A complete waste of time.
He could use his reputation and influence to get young black kids interested in engineering, sciences and other subjects - so kids aspire to be more. But no, that's not particularly woke. It's easier to blame others and ponce around with a slogan T shirt.
Oh, you mean like this?
“Despite my success in the sport, the institutional barriers that have kept F1 highly exclusive persist. It is not enough to point to me, or to a single new black hire, as a meaningful example of progress. Thousands of people are employed across this industry and that group needs to be more representative of society.”
It’s for this reason that Hamilton said he wanted to start The Hamilton Commission, in partnership with the Royal Academy of Engineering.
The research partnership will be dedicated “to exploring how motorsport can be used as a vehicle to engage more young people from black backgrounds with Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) subjects and, ultimately, employ them on our teams or in other engineering sectors,” said Hamilton.
“The time for platitudes and token gestures is over," he concluded. "I hope that The Hamilton Commission enables real, tangible and measurable change. When I look back in 20 years, I want to see the sport that gave a shy, working-class black kid from Stevenage so much opportunity, become as diverse as the complex and multicultural world we live in.”
I guess it really is easier to just walk around blaming others without actually reading into what changes they're trying to do.