Moreover, sickle cell anemia (SCA), a genetic condition that affects red blood cells, can affect anyone but black people are at a higher genetic risk for the disease, which has nothing to do with “structural racism” or any other sociological construct.

SCA lessens the morbidity of Malaria. That's why SCA is found in black populations more than white ones, because white populations don't live in areas with Malaria as much as black populations do. It serves as a survival tool, antithetical as that sounds.