White privilege is not real
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White privilege is a real and ongoing issue in our society that results in unequal access to resources based on race. Whitewashing and colourblindness are two examples of how white privilege operates and contributes to systemic racism. White privilege also presents itself in educational outcomes, healthcare disparities, the criminal justice system and economic inequality, among other areas. It is essential for people of all backgrounds to understand how this structural advantage impacts those who are privileged by it, as well as to appreciate the experiences of racialized communities that experience discrimination due to their skin colour.
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White privilege is not real
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White privilege is very real. it is a privilege that is enjoyed by those who are white due to their race, such as being more likely to be hired and having access to better job prospects and educational opportunities, in addition to the privileged positions that many whites occupy in society. As a result of centuries of systemic racism and discrimination, whites have higher average incomes than people of color, both absolutely and when adjusted for factors such as education level. white privilege exists regardless of educational attainment or income bracket; studies show that racial bias affects even extremely wealthy professionals' chances at promotion and other benefits within their field. To deny this reality can be harmful for many communities of color that experience tangible adverse effects from inequality in the workforce.
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White privilege is not real