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I have a question for you. In today's society, do you think you have white privilege?
No. No, not at all. No. What's the privilege? Well, maybe not being in fear for your life when you're being pulled over by police officers.
What about being in fear for your life if you're going through a predominantly minority neighborhood who play knockout games with white people? That doesn't sound like much of a privilege. Also, where is that?
Well, also, as an Asian-American, this should be. There are still sundown towns. There's still places where black people, brown people can't go because of racism. Yeah. And there's lots and lots of places where it's not safe for white people to go where there's heavy minority set too. So like you saying that privilege that you have is like but if I go to a lot of these neighborhoods I will be targeted in attack based on the color of my skin. But it's not privilege. Not systematic just like she said. No systematically. Yes. Yes. It's not how is that systematically that is a p that is a when you say systematically you would have to show me the system demonstrate for me any system which is only tailored towards white people and against minorities.