@GinnyMcQueen usually "good guys" are busy with their kids, family, helping a friend in need, volunteering, etc.
It's not so much they don't or aren't willing to come to someone's aid, rather there are so many people who could really use a hand that they simply can't get everyone, instead they tend to focus on those immediately around them as that's where they can personally see the difference they make.
Which makes it harder to tackle systemic problems like cultural bigotry.