This opinion article came up on an historic day - the indictment of Trump. The author does a pretty good job of dissembling the notion that "privilege" exists in a society which overwhelmingly denigrates its own people, in spite of its efforts to set the record straight.
So, we should credit the majority populace for both meager and substantive steps taken thus far and forgive them. Yet the moment a corrupt member of the majority populace finally gets called onto the carpet, they want to cry out "persecution!" As if they've been subjected to the bigotry, racism, and death that we've endured, and endure still.
Anyone who thinks being Black in America is a distinction of privilege bestowed is a Trumpist in thought, and probably deed, too.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/why-they-accuse-black-people-of-being-a-privileged-class-opinion/ar-AA19h3OL?ocid=msedgntp&cvid=b39cd499dc6047ba9d2e6961c5e09971&ei=29
This opinion article came up on an historic day - the indictment of Trump. The author does a pretty good job of dissembling the notion that "privilege" exists in a society which overwhelmingly denigrates its own people, in spite of its efforts to set the record straight.
So, we should credit the majority populace for both meager and substantive steps taken thus far and forgive them. Yet the moment a corrupt member of the majority populace finally gets called onto the carpet, they want to cry out "persecution!" As if they've been subjected to the bigotry, racism, and death that we've endured, and endure still.
Anyone who thinks being Black in America is a distinction of privilege bestowed is a Trumpist in thought, and probably deed, too.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/why-they-accuse-black-people-of-being-a-privileged-class-opinion/ar-AA19h3OL?ocid=msedgntp&cvid=b39cd499dc6047ba9d2e6961c5e09971&ei=29
