Yes that should also be addressed and fixed, in Germany for example in many cities there is a requirement for housing of all income levels in the same neighborhood, which leads to the ability for new comers (can be with low income) to mix and live in the same neighborhood.
In France and Sweden it wasn't the case, most non Europeans were living in suburbs and out of sight, this lead to integration issue down the road as we see currently in both countries.
Finally, Indian favoritism / discrimination in IT jobs in north America is a very specific topic that should be addressed, but it's not as large as institutionalized white racism that is much broader and well studied and affect more sectors in life including governmental services.
In France and Sweden it wasn't the case, most non Europeans were living in suburbs and out of sight, this lead to integration issue down the road as we see currently in both countries.
Finally, Indian favoritism / discrimination in IT jobs in north America is a very specific topic that should be addressed, but it's not as large as institutionalized white racism that is much broader and well studied and affect more sectors in life including governmental services.