These two guys get it...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=etg0ghv3Ieg
Particularly the guest, who helped the host, David Pakman, to articulate the situation more effectively.
To those who wish to respond, please watch the video first, it's about 8 minutes and change long.
Obviously most on the partisan right didnÂ’t bother to watch the video.
That white Americans enjoy many advantages as a consequence of their race in education, employment, and many other aspects of life is beyond dispute.
And thereÂ’s nothing wrong with that.
Moreover, it in no way ‘discounts’ the talents and abilities of white Americans with regard to their abilities, success, and accomplishments; indeed, the white experience should be the experience of all Americans growing up our Nation, regardless of race, ethnicity, or gender.
White Americans realized their goals and success as a consequence of hard work, perseverance, and determination, along with innate talents, skills, and abilities. They were also successful as a result of help and guidance from family, friends, teachers, and mentors.
White Americans also did not experience having undue burdens, unwarranted obstacles, and capricious barriers placed in their path of life, as did many minorities.
Consequently, the issue has nothing to do with ‘white privilege,’ where white Americans are ‘undeserving’ of their success, or that their success was somehow mitigated by the advantages they enjoyed in life as a result of race, but the fact that unlike most white Americans, minorities were subject to various discriminatory elements that prevented them from achieving their full potential in life.