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CE&P Secret Police
To expect white people to do something about racism is absolutely fair, as we must expect all people to fight it. But to expect white people to do something about this illusory white privilege is to ask another drowning man to hold still so you can climb out of the water on his shoulders. It's laughable, and it just will never work.
White privilege is not 'illusory' and despite the semantic response you made to several people telling you some examples of what it is in society, it does exist. Whether it's higher convictions, harsher sentences for the same crimes, to people devaluing a neighborhood or housing values on vague bases of "it's dangerous.." from the skin color of the people living there, to whatever else. These things happen. If you personally are uncomfortable with the term 'white privilege' that's beside the point.

