I expect that the protests, riots and looting will lead to relatively significant changes such as a transition from a welfare system to a UBI system, some form of universal health care, federal legalization of cannabis, police reform and a significant reduction in incarceration for non-violent offences. The lower class, however, will remain inadequately educated, raised by single mothers and ultimately prove incapable of participating in a meaningful way in a knowledge-based economy. That is definitely the case for anyone alive today and very likely for anyone born in the U.S. in the next 10 years. You can't unwind that reality overnight regardless of the level of investment. Those in the ghetto or the trailer park will overwhelmingly remain there and the continued proliferation of social media and "reality"-based entertainment will only enhance their self-awareness of their hopelessness. Massive inequality will continue and the inevitability of national rioting will remain as long as millions of people are incapable of performing a role beyond Assistant Manager at Wendy's or Dollar General.