I don't think the US has a race problem. I think the US has a media problem. The media takes incredibly complex issues and tries to boil it down to one thing. The media tells us that, if a black man killed by a white cop, it has to be motivated by race. There's no other possible explanation. The problem is, things are never that simple. Could it be due to race? Yes. It could also be related to many other factors.
People must understand that media sources construct narratives and based their reporting and coverage on those narratives. I don't mean to say there is some conspiracy at work here; rather, news sources deliberately omit, downplay, or outright distort the facts on the ground to fit the story they want to tell. We see this every day in the political news, with both conservatives and liberals both selling a certain of view to the masses. The key word there is "sell." Media outlets exist to attract viewership, and they have to present stories that will get people's attention. Clickbait articles are the newest incarnation of this.
Are minorities being targeted by law enforcement? It's possible, but I don't know all the facts surrounding the issue. What I do know is that things are never as simple as black and white. There are always underlying issues and mitigating factors, but the media usually can't be bothered to acknowledge this. That's why I don't believe the problem is race. I work in an office with many African Americans, Caucasians, a Hispanic lady, a girl of Persian descent, and a Bulgarian national. Race has never factored into any of our interactions. Anytime someone rubs someone else the wrong way, no one brings race into it because it's not a race problem. It's an interpersonal problem brought on by how people treat each other instead of what country their ancestors were from.
The media makes these issues into racial conflicts because that gives them instant attention, plenty of room to sensationalize, and politicians play off of it to appeal to racial sensitivities within their voter base. We see this with religion all the time. It's the same song, only a different verse.
The sooner people demand that journalists actually research their stories and stop playing on sensationalist narratives to garner attention, the better off America will be. Too many people let these news stories whip them into a frenzy, whether it's racial, political, religious, or economic.