This show is solid. Not the best, but definitely entertaining.

Nearly all of the bad reviews are clearly from white men (I am a white man FYI). They all complain this is propaganda, pushing an agenda, virtue signaling, anti-white and / or anti-men. While there are some moments that show race / gender issues, it's only a few and barely part of the show. It's just that it happens early in the season, so people get hung up right away.

While I do agree the biggest such scene isn't very believable, it's super common for shows to force drama into the script. This is only a problem because it's includes a racial issue, even if it's a real issue people experience? You know what's more unbelievable? 99% of hero's in film being white men. Do you also complain about that?

It's not even about the fact that there is a message that's a problem. These weak-minded people never take issue if the agenda is starving children or sex trafficking. But when the fictional antagonist shares their gender and skin color, they feel personally attacked. If you can't separate yourself from the racist acts, you might actually be racist. You should be able to see this kind of thing and just feel empathy without feeling attacked.