I get what you are saying, but the point is that “too” shouldn’t HAVE to be there. Appending “too” is a tacit acceptance that non-black is the default standard of beauty or of things-that-matter. Just by virtue of the meaning of the word, it relegates the user to the second-string, non-primary, non-starting position. It’s just what “too” means:  

Kim went to the concert. Jane went too.   
Vs  
Kim and Jane went to the concert.   
 
Now let’s pretend that Kim going to the concert is a given. Kim goes to every concert. Everyone knows it. That Kim went to the concert *goes without saying* because she ALWAYS does. In fact, it would be more notable if she DIDN’T go.  

So,    
**Jane went to the concert.**   

Simple statement of fact.   
And it is all we need to say because we already know Kim went because of COURSE she did! And that is okay.   

Until Jane ALSO goes to every single concert and it becomes common knowledge that she does, we mention Jane when talking about concert attendees, because it (unlike Jane’s attendance) doesn’t yet go without saying.   

Let’s take it a step farther.     

Pretend you are Jane. You are going to every concert. You and Kim stand right next to each other in the front row every single night. You can tell what the next song will be from the opening three notes of every intro. You both know and sing every single song on every album in the catalog in unison and by heart. You wear matching t-shirts from every single tour, appearance, and festival.  

But people keep telling you last night’s set list. They keep asking if you heard about the second encore while looking straight at your band logo tattoo. Also, did you know that there is going to be a concert tomorrow night and you can get tickets online and even bring your kids!? (One of whom you named after their original songwriter who left when they entered their “dark” period 35 years ago because he wanted to make lighter fare.) 

You know.     
You know.     
*Of course you know.*   

You were there. You had tickets three years in advance. You are ALWAYS there. Just like Kim. It should go without saying at this point. But for some weird reason people keep on treating you like you weren’t there and you have to keep pointing it out. And it is getting pretty freakin’ annoying.    

**Jane went to the concert.   
Jane went to all the concerts. 
Jane goes to all the concerts. 
Jane goes to the concerts. 
Black lives matter.**