Maybe they're intentionally sabotaging their lives to atone for their privilege
I still feel all this talk of "white privilege" , "male privilege" , etc are largely being orchestrated by rich media owners so the discussion about "equality" never covers the topic of wealth and "Financial Privilege".
The so called "privileged" groups are simply myths created by the media to distract and divide the public at large IMO.
I still feel all this talk of "white privilege" , "male privilege" , etc are largely being orchestrated by rich media owners so the discussion about "equality" never covers the topic of wealth and "Financial Privilege".
The so called "privileged" groups are simply myths created by the media to distract and divide the public at large IMO.
So, is it a paradoxical investment you suspect?
You directed that to me and Soros or another post? This is why you should quote.
Sorry to bump a dreadful thread but I think this is possibly a good example of what people are talking about when it comes to “white privilege”... or “non-white disadvantage”?
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-essex-54281111
Sounds pretty humiliating, poor person.
Sorry to bump a dreadful thread but I think this is possibly a good example of what people are talking about when it comes to “white privilege”... or “non-white disadvantage”?
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-essex-54281111
Sounds pretty humiliating, poor person.
I've met white people who are darker than her when looking at the first image, were it not for the article clarifying I'd really not have known she was black.
I don’t doubt that is a contributory factor, but it is extremely unfair to the vast majority of black people that aren’t criminals.Unfortunately it's the prejudicial consequence of a certain demographic being responsible for a disproportionate percentage of crime.
Actually, agreed there. She's rather hot too.
I don’t doubt that is a contributory factor, but it is extremely unfair to the vast majority of black people that aren’t criminals.
Why would it matter? It is still prejudicial and treating someone differently based on race, is it not?I'd be curious to know what proportion of black people attending court are there as lawyers/professionals rather than criminals.