Everything should be based purely on the same qualification rules for something, skin color should not count for or against anyone when it comes to entitlement or punishment.
Anything else is systemic racism - yes.
We, in western, multicultural and multiracial countries, are having a bit of a problem.
Race hustlers like Al Sharpton or David Lammy note racial disparity in certain fields (e.g. company board members, people in prison, etc.) and immediately conclude that this means racial discrimination, hence, 'systemic racism'. But this is intellectually dishonest because they're ignoring all the actual factors - racism is just one of those factors. Other - often more important - factors are cultural differences and family structure, not to mention just freedom of choice.
Individual identity is greater than group identity. It has to be, otherwise society will degenerate into tribal violence.
Positive discrimination, like the example Simon just gave, is society going down the systemic racism route.
We have to just start seeing people as individuals and treating them accordingly.