There is an old quote from the French revolution... I'm probably misquoting a bit but in general it was "Despite the unrest, the revolution did not really start until doctors and lawyers started to starve. Only then did the cause gain momentum." The general message being that the natural leaders in society tended to rise above the lowest ranks of ladder. Only when things got bad enough that all but the top are forced into action will a revolution take place. What you are seeing now is precisely that... Despite everything going on the middle class of the world is still doing ok; and by that I mean they are not starving and can still prepare for the coming storm we all see on the horizon. In the US for instance blue collar jobs and service industry jobs have been decimated and millions of people missed Sept/Oct rent but white collar workers largely were able to transition to remote work etc. Everyone sees the shitshow but those of us who have a capacity for leading and organizing a movement are too busy stockpiling and preparing. The current movements like BLM are astroturfed by malignant billionaires. There is no real grass roots action yet. There is popular support for change but it is not organized. The natural leaders of the middle class are still armchair-quarterbacking. The real storm will only come when the lawyers and doctors start to starve.