I'm humored when racists try to pretend they can't the racist because they're just listening to the one or two black people they know who are equally uneducated on the history of systemic racism. But the thousands of black people who disagree, their opinion and anecdotal experiences mean nothing to them obviously. Note that neither of these trolls have been able to respond to any of the established data points I've provided that irrefutably prove systemic racism. All they can do is respond with youtube videos as if the opinion of some idiot like Candace Owens means anything. A college drop out who moved from the Left to the Right as soon as she realized there were wealth GOP donors willing to pay hard cash if she would only mimic their traditional racist talking points.
White privilege is experienced by me on a daily basis even when I don't even realize it. Every once in a while I'm hit with that reality.
I live in a neighborhood that is within a mile of the downtown area. Outside our neighborhood there is always a cop parked at the Roundabout just outside our neighborhood because cars typically like to fly through it without yielding. The speed limit is 15mph within the roundabout and 25 mph for a mile in every other direction. I've lived here four years and have never once been pulled over by any of these cops, even though I'll occasionally speed. Just last week I had a neighbor loan me his truck so I could deliver some furniture I was selling. He drove, and we were driving no faster than I typically drive, and he was pulled over and given not one but two citations. Failure to yield and then speeding doing 35 in a 25, literally 50 feet from when the speed limit changed to 40. I told him that was weird because I've never once been pulled over by the cops in my town. He said it happens to him at least three times every year and he's never gotten a warning. This friend of mine is the one of only three black men living in my neighborhood.
And this just goes along with virtually every study that proves racial discrimination in our justice system. One study showed that black people were four times more likely to be pulled over during daylight hours, but at night time they were just as likely as white drivers. Nothing else explains this other than the fact that the police can see the skin color during the day.
That's white privilege. The privilege to travel in your day to day life without constant harassment from the State.
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