Roll20 is serviceable if you don't want to spend a penny, but the moment you consider forking over money you may as well go to Foundry. In all of the years they've worn the 'Virtual Tabletop' crown they've pretty much added nothing, made far more problems than they've fixed and actually removed features previously available to Free users and slapped them behind their subscription. Things like their old Music search also got the chop which both hurt functionality/ease of use, but they also did this at the same time they dramatically downsized your storage. They managed to break everyone's Dynamic Lighting at least once and just shrugged, expecting everybody else to sort it out.
I paid for Foundry and never looked back. At first glance it can seem more complicated, but just watch a few tutorial videos and you'll quickly realise both how much easier it is to interface with and how nice it is not to actively fighting the fucking platform itself half the time.
Oh and Foundry's staff presumably don't care if you're "another white male", unlike R20.