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White privilege - inherent advantages possessed by a white person on the basis of their race in a society characterized by racial inequality and injustice.

I'll never forget a Nigerian colleague. He was disturbed, he was disgusted even, by the African Americans he saw in his city sitting on welfare, guggling beer like water & doing drugs on the street corners. He, of course, was black himself.

Were these African Americans sitting on welfare cause of white privilege? Or cause gangbangers had glorified crime versus a 9 to 5 job and so kids were flunking school left, right and center? Why put yourself through high school for a minimum wage job, a job that many white kids have done themselves to put themselves through college/university, when you can make a couple hundred (or thousand) a night running drugs? Why put yourself through high school for a minimum wage job, a job that many white kids have done themselves to put themselves through college/university, when you can get pregnant and have the government pay you for having babies while on welfare?

Seriously. That's just an easy example. It's not just blacks. But then if white privilege was real none of them would ever succeed. Yet you've millions of successful non-white business owners, professionals, athletes, etc.

And how can white privilege exist when different ethnic groups in "white" society are discriminated against.

Where I live French (aka "white people") are treated rather poorly. They are harassed, they are discriminated against, and they are subjected to demeaning slurs. If you are French you automatically have a black mark against your name. I remember asking for something at a local bistro & I pronounced the name of a Quebec city as Trois-Rivières instead of "Three Rivers". Behind me came a response "you speak French" with the same contempt of asking did I have an extremely contagious disease from one of the locals who previously were so chummy & friendly.

Zaya is 13 years old. She lives with her mother, Layla, and father Devin. Zaya lives in a country where it is legal to have more than one wife. So, Devon gets a 24 year old woman named Ella, pregnant. Devon and Layla move Ella into their home and tell Zaya that she's going to have a new baby brother or sister. Since Zaya already knew Ella for two years, she was happy and overjoyed. Later, when Zaya went to school, Layla, Devon, and Ella had a threesome.

Jasper is 11 years old. He has a deaf baby brother named Milo. Milo's bilogical father, Hector beat and physically assulted Kara ( their mother) even while she was pregnant. Hector has also strangled and beat Jasper. Kara told Jasper not to tell anyone and forced him to wear makeup to cover up his bruises. Afterwards, Jasper started bedwetting until he was 15.

Kara became physically ill after getting birth, so Jasper had to help feed, bathe, and change Milo's diapers. Jasper also had to share a bed with Milo and often wakes up at three, five, and seven in the morning to cuddle or rock Milo back to sleep.
By the time Jasper was 13, he lost all his friends, became home schooled because Kara's health wasn't getting better, developed insomnia and lost his sense of self. Even his room became full of Milo's things. One day Jasper looked at himself in the mirror and cried because he didn't know who he was anymore.

Hakeem is a 37-year-old black man. He has a 13-year-old daughter named Zuri that he loves very much. Ever since Zuri was a baby, Hakeem loved her because she was pure and innocent. He told her every day that her natural hair was beautiful and spoiled her rotten. She was a daddy's girl and loved her father very much. But her father wanted Zuri to be pure forever. When Zuri got her first period, her father set up an appointment for her to get a female genital mutilations operation despite it being illegal. Zuri refused and he hit her. In response to this, Zuri ran away.