How I think about white privilege
<p>I’m a white person. That means a bunch of things, including the fact that, because of my skin color, I’m heralded as being better, smarter, more credible than Black people. And it also means that I have a ton of learning to do — both about myself, my complicity and silence, and also about society — as well as a ton of <em>action </em>to do, that will be uncomfortable at first, but hey, it’s a process. For it to get easy it’ll have to be hard first!</p>
<p>And one of the things that keeps evading me is the great encompassing concept of <strong>white privilege.</strong> In short and <em>to me, </em>it means that <strong>because I’m white, whether i like it or not, I’m given things for free that Black people are continually denied. </strong>And I want to talk the little I know here.</p>
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